Saturday, January 1, 2011

Singapore Rocks


Singapore is a lively and unique travel destination. Singapore is a mixture of Eastern and Western cultures reason why this nation in Southeast Asia is a popular tourism for Asian and European travellers.

Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles plays an important role in the history of Singapore. Raffles was an official British Government that more or less puts Singapore on the map as a strong trade and business centre.

Hundreds of years before Raffles acquired Singapore from Johor, rule at the beginning of the 19th century. Singapore had been insignificant settlement at this time however under the command of British ruler send quickly blossomed into one of economic powers in Asia.

The Japanese took control outside of Singapore in 1942 during the half of the second world war. At the end of 3 years of the Japanese occupation, Singapore was returned to the British.

The population of Singapore shortly before he made it clear to his British rulers who wanted to actually govern and control your own country that lead to their self-government, which began in 1959.

During the early 1960s, Singapore joined briefly for a period of 2 Federation Malaysia however soon became clear that Singapore was better as a fully independent nation.

Many of the countries largest regions of thought at that time that Singapore was making a mistake due to its small size and its limited supply of natural resources.

However, Prime Minister at that time, Lee Kuan Singapore believes Singapore had a right existence as an independent nation and right proofed himself starting and expanding an export-oriented toward industry as well as a thriving tourism industry.

The tourism industry has proved to be a great success and has been an important part in the success of Singapore. Tourists love especially the mixture of different cultures and cuisines to the background of its citizens.

Singapore many have Chinese ancestors, Malaysia or India, you can view of Singapore. A stroll through the streets of Singapore and you can see a temple in a corner, a church in the next and the mosque right next door.

Singapore dining is a pleasure due to the merger of several that have created some excellent dishes that are unique to Singapore kitchens, has not only proven to a popular destination for tourists, however, has also been a great success with Singapore business travelers.

Due to the excellent facilities for meetings and congresses in Singapore, many of major international events are held in Singapore attracts thousands of visitors and exhibitors each month that have increased levels of occupation of the hotel on the highest in the region together with Hong Kong.

Singapore remains an extremely clean city where you will find that Singapore efforts to keep its impeccable city. Throw rubbish on the street is strongly failed by locals and large fines are issued to those that do.

Laws and regulations in Singapore we know that you among the toughest in the world such as punishment to those who break the law.

Singapore still has the death penalty and one of the highest averages per capita which means the number of people executed.

There have been a number of high profile runs recently with aliens, however, Government Singapore was not flexible or indulgent whatsoever when foreign Governments requested clemency or thanks to its citizens.

Singapore is something of the leader of the Group of countries that make up the ASEAN as an acronym for the Association of Nations of South Asia, which also include countries like Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand for example.

Singapore has been a factor in stabilising the region, although it had its own share of tensions with Malaysia neighbours on various topics, including territories fishery, air space and natural resources. Singapore however has always been able to resolve issues at the negotiating table.








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