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Charlie Puth reimagines the sights and sounds of Singapore

Charlie Puth reimagines the sights and sounds of Singapore

25 September 2022 Press Release Tourism News

Singapore Tourism Board (STB) is partnering with Warner Music Singapore and GRAMMY-nominated singer, songwriter and producer Charlie Puth in a creative collaboration to showcase Singapore’s destination offerings, as part of STB’s SingapoReimagine campaign. The international recovery campaign welcomes travellers to realise their passion for travel through fresh and innovative experiences in Singapore.

10+2 reasons to visit Quito

10+2 reasons to visit Quito

25 September 2022 Press Release Tourism News

The capital of Ecuador offers places, traditions, natural environments and unique experiences that you would never expect to find in a big city.

Titanic Hotel Belfast marks fifth birthday with 25% of original staff

Titanic Hotel Belfast marks fifth birthday with 25% of original staff

24 September 2022 Hotel News

Titanic Hotel Belfast is celebrating its fifth birthday this month with a quarter of the hotel’s original staff. Named Northern Ireland’s leading hotel at the World Travel Awards every year since opening its doors in 2017, the longest serving staff member Adrian McNally said he was proud of what the hotel has achieved.

Barbados drops all Covid entry rules

Barbados drops all Covid entry rules

24 September 2022 Tourism News

Barbados has dropped all its Covid entry restrictions for international visitors. As of September 22, Barbados has removed all its Covid-related travel protocols, bringing it in line with most other Caribbean islands.

MAJORITY OF BRITS WON’T SACRIFICE TRAVEL DURING ‘COST OF LIVING’ CRISIS

MAJORITY OF BRITS WON’T SACRIFICE TRAVEL DURING ‘COST OF LIVING’ CRISIS

Research from Travel Republic finds two thirds of Brits still plan on taking holidays in the coming months, despite the rising cost of living. Rose Dykins reports Online travel agent Travel Republic has has revealed that the majority of Brits still plan to go on holiday in the next 12 months – despite 92 per cent of respondents admitting to anxiety about rising economic woes.