Renowned for its exceptional hospitality, Singapore has consistently charmed tourists worldwide, earning a perennial spot on travel itineraries. To save you the trouble of extensive research, here’s a guide to the best hotels in Singapore; from sleek skyscrapers overlooking panoramic cityscapes to lush oasis-like retreats, these accommodations promise the ultimate blend of luxury, comfort, and Instagram-friendly aesthetics. Step into the.
Singapore scored 55 out of 100, indicating a hit to respondents' confidence in cryptocurrency 44% hold at least 10% of crypto in their portfolio; 40% are likely to invest in the next 12 months Deep-dive into attitudes toward cryptocurrency across three new segments this year: Female Investors, High-income Earners, and Young Adults SINGAPORE, March 29, 2023 /PRNewswire/ In the latest study[1] by Independent Reserve, Singapore's first regulated cryptocurrency exchange for all investors, Singaporeans[2] are still actively investing in cryptocurrency despite a hit in overall confidence. The nation scored 55[3] on the IRCI this year, a decline from last year's score of 61. The dip in confidence can be attributed to the difficult year the industry had in 2022. Nevertheless, 44% of Singaporeans hold at least 10% of cryptocurrency in their portfolio, where 46% invest up to $1,000 per month on cryptocurrency. Key IRCI 2023 highlights 1. Awareness 91% are aware of at least one c
Located in Singapore s buzzing and vibrant downtown district of Tanjong Pagar at Murray Terrace, Maxwell Reserve Singapore, Autograph Collection has opened its doors, offering an urban retreat in a century-old elegant colonial building. Owned by The Garcha Group, the 138-room lifestyle hotel joins Autograph Collection Hotels, Marriott Bonvoy s diverse and dynamic portfolio with over 250 independent hotels, all hand-selected for their inherent craft and distinct perspective on design and hospitality.
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Photo: Duxton Reserve Singapore, Autograph Collection
Marriott has expanded its Autograph Collection to Singapore with the rebranding of one of the best boutique heritage hotels in the city.
Owned by The Garcha Group, the 49-room hotel opened in 2018 as the first Six Senses hotel in Singapore. Six Senses ceased management of the hotel on 31 May 2020, and now Marriott has officially added the property - rebranded as the Duxton Reserve Singapore - to the Autograph Collection.
Duxton Reserve Singapore was created within eight sustainably restored 19th-century shophouses. The hotel was designed by the renowned British interior designer, Anouska Hempel, and the designer s romantic narrative borrows elements from Chinese, Malay and European cultures.