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14/05/2026

Happy Birthday Sharlene 🎂❤️! Enjoy your Japan Trip

13/05/2026

Daoyunlou (道韵楼) is one of the largest and best-preserved Hakka Tulou in Guangdong Province. Built during the Ming Dynasty, this massive circular earthen building features thick defensive walls, traditional Hakka architecture, and over 200 rooms arranged around a central courtyard.

Daoyunlou - 道韵楼 is located in Sanrao Town, Raoping County under the administration of Chaozhou in eastern Guangdong Province, China.

13/05/2026

Xi'an is one of China’s oldest and most historic cities, famous as the starting point of the ancient Silk Road and home of the world-famous Terracotta Army.

The city blends rich history with modern city life — you can explore ancient city walls, traditional Muslim Street food, Tang Dynasty culture.

06/04/2026

ADVISORY ON THE CARRIAGE OF POWER BANKS ON BOARD SIA FLIGHTS

Singapore Airlines (SIA) will implement the updated guidelines from the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) (tinyurl.com/bdfysckt) and Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) (tinyurl.com/bdhy8esx) on the carriage of power banks, from Wednesday, 15 April 2026, 0001hrs (GMT+8).

Customers may carry a maximum of two power banks on board their flights. Customers are responsible for disposing of the excess power banks before their flights.

Power banks up to 100Wh may be carried without prior approval. Power banks between 100Wh and 160Wh require prior approval from the airline. Power banks above 160Wh are not allowed on board.

Power banks must be carried in cabin baggage and are not permitted in checked baggage. They should be kept in easily accessible locations such as customers’ seat-back pocket or under the seat in front of them. Power banks should not be stored in the cabin’s overhead compartments.

For safety reasons, power banks must not be charged using the in-seat power outlets or USB ports, and must not be used to charge personal devices, during the flight.

The safety of our customers and crew is our top priority.

20/03/2026

StarDream Cruises (Genting Dream and Star Voyager) has introduced a $15 per person, per night fuel surcharge for new bookings made on or after March 20, 2026. This fee applies to guests aged two and older due to rising oil prices, with the total amount automatically added to onboard accounts.

14/02/2026

祝大家马年大吉,一马当先,心想事成,恭喜发财!🐴🐴🐴

31/01/2026

Chinese New Year is just around the corner 🧧✨ Time really flies — and here we are welcoming 2026! Wishing everyone good health, happiness, and prosperity in the year ahead. May you always find time to travel, relax and enjoy beautiful holidays with your loved ones. 🌍✈️

23/12/2025

Singaporeans can now skip immigration queues at South Korea airports following the expansion of the country’s automated immigration clearance system.

In a Facebook post on Dec 23, the Singapore Embassy in Seoul said the smart entry service auto-gate system has been available to Singaporeans aged 17 and above entering and leaving South Korea since Dec 1.

Travellers are required to complete a one-time, on-site registration when they arrive at Incheon International Airport.

Once registered, travellers may use the e-gates immediately and at any airport in South Korea on subsequent visits.

Registration is currently available only at Incheon International Airport, with a possible extension to other South Korean airports in the future.

The registration remains valid until the traveller’s current passport expires.

19/12/2025

Planning to visit Japan in 2026? Here’s when its famed sakura season will be in full bloom.

🌸 Planning to visit Japan in 2026? Here’s when its famed sakura season will be in full bloom. https://str.sg/tLDx

16/12/2025

As the year comes to a close, we would like to thank you for your continued support and trust.

Merry Christmas and warm wishes for a Happy and Successful New Year!

02/12/2025

China officially launches today its new digital arrival card for foreign travelers. This procedure, previously completed through a paper form handed out on planes or upon arrival, can now be filled out online before entering Chinese territory.

Starting today, November 20, 2025, foreign travelers heading to China, whether holding a visa or not, can fill out their arrival card online through several official channels:

On the National Immigration Administration (NIA) website:
1.From a computer: s.nia.gov.cn/ArrivalCardFillingPC
2.From a smartphone: s.nia.gov.cn/ArrivalCardFillingPhone
Via the “NIA 12367” mobile app
3.Or through dedicated mini-programs on WeChat and Alipay mini program or by scanning the QR code with mobile phones.

Once all steps are completed, the system automatically generates your digital arrival card. At this stage, you may:

Download the card directly in electronic format by clicking Download to Local, or
Send it to your email via the Send to Email button
The card includes a QR code that must be presented during immigration checks in China.

Foreigners who cannot fill in the information online in advance may complete the process upon arriving at the immigration inspection site in the ports of China by scanning the QR code with mobile phones or using the smart devices at the port to fill in the entry information online or filling in the paper Arrival Card.

The following 7 types of foreigners may be exempted from filling in the Arrival Card:
a. holding a People’s Republic of China Foreign Permanent Resident ID Card;
b. holding a Mainland Travel Permit for Hong Kong and Macao Residents (Non-Chinese Citizens);
c. holding a group visa or eligible for group visa-free entry;
d. transiting directly within 24 hours without leaving the restricted area of the port;
e. entering and exiting with the same cruise ship; f. entering through fast lanes; g. foreign employees of exit-entry transport vehicles.