Rooftop bars seem to be the next hip thing in Singapore. Most of the big names in the industry are leading the way. These rooftop bars are not only good for a night-out but also offer a great view of the city’s skyline. With skyscrapers dotting the night sky, these bars present an awesome view. Contrary to sit in the AC lounges, these places offer open air fun coupled with good ambiance.

Chinese New Year celebrations for 2010 will be kicked off from January 12, 2010. Singapore will witness a huge rush for this once in a year celebrations. The spring festival will attract many visitors from across the globe to witness the most elaborate and exclusive festival season in the world. Since this festival is magnetic and invites tourists from far away, people hunt for the best hotels in Singapore.

Chinese New Year seems to be a big party. With whole city converging to celebrate on one night, Singapore becomes a ‘Big Party Stage’. Almost a week before, everyone can be seen busy preparing for the celebrations. And shopping being the national past time in Singapore, takes a whole new meaning.

You don’t like large fireworks? You don’t like thousands of people clogging the streets of your city? You don’t like crowded market places? Then you should definitely not head to Singapore during Chinese New Year. The place has so much hustle and bustle that anyone with crowd-syndrome would go crazy in no time.

A dinner on New Years Eve can be made an elaborate affair. Right? If that’s what you think then Singapore has just the right restaurants for you. Expensive restaurants are increasing in numbers throughout Singapore because it is fast emerging as a major tourist hub.
These restaurants are those where you need to take along a fat wallet if you want to have a good meal.

Chinese New Year is a time of the year when Singapore’s shopping scene is abreast with numerous offerings for every budget and person. The prime shopping destinations in the city are filled with people who come looking for New Year decoration items for their homes and tourists looking for the best bargains.

Chinese New year celebrations are famous for their over-the-top festive fervor. Since Singapore is already a top tourist destination in the world, it very well transforms itself into the hottest party spot this time of the New Year.