20 May 2009
DUBAI: Singapore's transformation was revealed at this year's Arabian Travel Market (ATM) held here recently with new iconic attractions and the unveiling of the 'Singapore Kaleidoscope' pavilion concept. Like a kaleidoscope that produces vibrant colors and designs with constant movements, Singapore is a multifaceted city that is constantly evolving.
Singapore's tourism landscape has transformed, with recent developments such as the successful hosting of the world's first Formula 1 night race, and the launch of the Singapore Flyer, claimed to be the world's largest observation wheel. These transformations are set to intensify with the launch of Singapore's two integrated resorts Marina Bay Sands and Resorts World at Sentosa set to open at the end of 2009 and the first quarter of 2010 respectively.
DUBAI: Singapore's transformation was revealed at this year's Arabian Travel Market (ATM) held here recently with new iconic attractions and the unveiling of the 'Singapore Kaleidoscope' pavilion concept. Like a kaleidoscope that produces vibrant colors and designs with constant movements, Singapore is a multifaceted city that is constantly evolving.
Singapore's tourism landscape has transformed, with recent developments such as the successful hosting of the world's first Formula 1 night race, and the launch of the Singapore Flyer, claimed to be the world's largest observation wheel. These transformations are set to intensify with the launch of Singapore's two integrated resorts Marina Bay Sands and Resorts World at Sentosa set to open at the end of 2009 and the first quarter of 2010 respectively.
"Singapore offers a unique blend of East and West, the traditional with the modern. With the city-state having undergone a dramatic transformation in recent years, we feel that the 'Singapore Kaleidoscope' concept will pique the curiosity of visitors at ATM, and inspire them to learn more about Singapore," Jason Ong, area director for Middle East and Africa, Singapore Tourism Board.
© Arab News 2009
