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Singapore is a thriving business and financial centre for Southeast Asia. It has the world's busiest port, and its award winning airport serves more than 60 major airlines, including the country's own international carrier, Singapore Airlines. This is a bustling city-state with excellent communications and transport, including a hi-tech Mass Rapid Transit system and plenty of inexpensive taxis. Singapore has an astonishing mix of old ethnic areas, modern offices and shopping complexes. It has over 70 world class hotels, 18 lush golf courses, and a host of tourist attractions. |
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Thailand is one of the few countries in Southeast Asia where you won't mind getting lost. You'll almost always run into something to catch your interest. The country is generally quite safe, and it has decades of experience in catering to travelers. |
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The province of China is extended over a vast land, thronged with the largest population of the world. The region also enjoys the status of being one of the oldest civilizations, since then numerous religions grew and flourished in this ancient world. China is beckoned by the edification and rituals of mainly 5 religions-- Buddhism, Taoism, Islam, Catholicism and other Christian religions |
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A favorite and most popular travel destination in Asia, where the exotic East fuses with the contemporary west as a dynamic city. Travel Hongkong, a colorful kaleidoscope of attractions to arouse the senses. | |||
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