Singapore

From these unique stay options to palatial villas, Resorts World Sentosa, Singapore offers it all for an unforgettable experience.

Resorts World Sentosa, Singapore also offers a fairytale-like dining experience at Ocean Restaurant, Southeast Asia’s first underwater restaurant. Along with its lavish stays, Resorts World Sentosa, Singapore, has a plethora of attractions to pack your holidays with the ultimate fun. The Adventure Cove Waterpark has a slew of water adventures like Riptide Rocket, Water River, Dueling Racer, Pipeline Plunge and more to feed your adrenaline rushes with speed, height and splashes. While these are the most unique stays of Resorts World Sentosa Singapore, its other premium stay options include highly coveted bedroom villas and ornate suites. If you love marine life, the Equarius Ocean Suites of Resorts World Sentosa will pamper you to the hilt. Or if you want to be cocooned amid the canopy of trees, the treetop lofts will take you closest to mother nature.

Most would say Singapore's signature dish is Hainanese Chicken Rice. In the 1970's chef John Toh Kang, the founder of the original Hainan Jones stall pushed the ...

Global venture dollars may have dropped in 2022, but Singapore's deep tech investor is optimistic about 2023. “2023 is probably going to be a pretty decent year for venture capital in Singapore,” Hsien-Hui Tong, executive director of investments at ...

Tong added that Singapore has been "sheltered from a lot of the effects" of global macro economic headwinds. There's lots of capital there," he added. "2022 has been a good year for us, quite unlike some other investment categories. Deep tech startups aim to address significant scientific problems. That's because companies in the country tend be at the earlier, nascent stages of development, and "in the seed and Series A stages, there's still lots of liquidity. That's because companies in the country tend be at an earlier stage of development, and "in the seed and Series A stages, there's still lots of liquidity.

President Halimah Yacob thinks men aged over 50 shouldn't be spared the cane, as they are currently in Singapore. Her remarks have sparked a debate on ...

And in August, a 44-year-old man was handed 24 years in prison and 24 strokes of the cane for raping his daughter, 14, multiple times while his wife was undergoing treatment for lymphoma. But this latest caning debate could be a window of opportunity for people to revisit the issue and perhaps spur a rethink on how the country deals with crime. In November, a 37-year-old man was given a 10-year-and-eight-month jail sentence and 12 strokes of the cane for sexually assaulting his eight-year-old daughter with a device.