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Getting home from work feeling all weary and dreary wishing so bad that you can get an off day the next day just to have a proper rest. Well, this is Singapore and everyone's definitely a hard-worker! Off days don't come easy so here are 10 YouTube travel bloggers you can binge watch on to bring your mind off things. 1. Fun For Louis Louis Cole is a British YouTube travel vlogger that first started his journey in 2012. He is best known for his daily vlogs on his channel, FunForLouis which has over 1 million subscribers. Lo and behold, his girlfriend is also a fellow YouTube travel vlogger (number 6 on this list)! What we love: daily travel vlogs and a live reporting map on where he exactly is! YouTube Website Live reporting map 2. Hey Nadine Nadine Sykora is a Canadian solo traveler and has been to over 49 countries since her first travel more than 6 years ago. Being invited as one of the Top 130 of the most influential travel blogge...

A controversial tweet was going around these few days of a lady complaining about getting chased away from Starbucks for hogging the seats to study. We know how difficult it is to get a proper wifi connection, power plugs, seats and food to boot. This list categorised into different areas in Singapore was made for you to refer to when you need to get down to business. Desk Next Door Source: Desk Next Door Desk Next Door provides you with a pay-per-use no-frills space to get your work done. Studying with a friend? No problem! The table partitions can be attached and detached anytime to make space for your friends. ✔ Wifi ✔ Power plugs  ✔ Printing, laminating and scanning services  ✔ Laptop rental services Note:  Booking is required. $3 for 2 hours, $6 for 5 hours, $10 for 10 hours Address: 416 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 10 #01-977 Singapore 560416 Opening hours: 9 AM to 10.30 PM Telephone: 8151 8068 Website Nee Soon South Commun...

It's almost the start of a new month yet again. We help you to round up some of the high key events you can look forward to in September because we know, time is a luxury for you. Read on! A Little Magic Exhibition Bring the kids to Singapore Philatelic Museum for a day of fun in the magical realm through stamp collections featuring fairy tale illustrations. Engage your senses with interactive and hands-on exhibits! Address: Singapore Philatelic Museum Date: 27 May 2017 - 29 Oct 2017 Time: 10:00am - 7:00pm Admission: Adults: $8.00; Child: $6.00; Free admission for Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents World Food Fair Indulge yourself in 4 days of gastronomic heaven with over 200 local and international food and beverage establishments! Experience the most comprehensive and sumptuous delights from all over the world right where you are. Source: Sphere Exhibits Address: Singapore Expo Hall 5 Date: September 7, 2017 - September 10, 2017 ...

We have all been there: you've booked your trip. You're excited... but also anxious. What can you expect? What can you do there? Do the locals speak English? What do you eat? What are the dangers to look out for? With the existence of travel review platforms and forums, there's no reason for you not to do your research and have a peace of mind wherever you are going! Travel Community It's a no-brainer for any traveller. There are so many online travel communities out there, a well-known one being TripAdvisor. TripAdvisor gives you real and genuine reviews from travellers who have stayed at or visited any countries you can think of! One trick that you should look out for are the reviews by different levels of contributors. Screenshot from TripAdvisor While it's easy to lean towards to contributors with higher levels, we recommend also looking through at contributors with lower levels too. Some reviews even give you some tips and tricks, so be sure...

Wake up. Get ready. Get to work. Coffee. Start work. Go back home. We're pretty sure many of you are stuck with this mundane routine every day especially when you are stuck at a desk-bound job. It's a no-wonder why Singaporeans are the most frequent travelers — we find every possible reason to get away! To help you out, here are some of the ways (that you might not have thought about) on how to save money for your trips. Save your coins Coins are the easiest denominations for you to save without feeling the pinch! To make it easier, save the bigger denominations, like $1s and 50¢s when you find them in your wallet into a piggy bank. We promise that if you keep it up, you'll save at least $300 within a week! GrabHitch Despite the ease of public transport (except for those frustrating train breakdowns), for some reason cabbing is a big part of our culture. If you drive, earn a few moolahs by letting a passenger hitch your ride! Grab's feature GrabHitc...

We created this list for you to refer to when planning outings with your loved ones this August. The month of August sees an exciting jam-packed month full of activities! Read on to find out more. 1. Singapore Coffee Festival Singapore Coffee Festival is back with a second edition at Marina Bay Cruise Centre this 4 to 6 August! Expect the smell of freshly ground coffee from well known and underground local coffee roasters. Daily workshops and live art performances are also available. Address: Marina Bay Cruise Centre Date: 4 to 6 August 2017 Time: Various timings according to tickets Admission: From S$18 Website:  http://sgcoffeefestival.com.sg 2. Films At The Fort Source: Films At The Fort Missed the screening of Baywatch in cinemas? Fret not, Films At The Forts is back with another edition of open-air movie screening under the stars. Catch movies like Baywatch, or Get Out. To get your parents on the wagon, Grease will be screened too. Perfect for all age...