And here's how to visit Japan and Singapore for less than
$750 round-trip.
Buying pork keeps getting pricier in Singapore. While the
overall cost of living stopped falling in the city-state, the average prices of
traditional caramelized barbecue pork have climbed the most in at least four
years in the weeks leading up to the Lunar New Year. The food item, commonly
known as bak-kwa, is a popular gift and snack for the season in Singapore and
Malaysia. Read more here.
It has been an optimistic start to 2017 in Singapore, as
recent estimates from the Ministry of Trade and Industry reveal that the city
state has sidestepped a technical recession, posting 1.8% growth in GDP for
4Q2016, and an overall growth rate of 1.8% for the year. While this is
gratifying news, we still face a subdued economic outlook both globally and
domestically. In Singapore’s real estate sector, the combination of slower
employment, earnings and population growth is impacting housing demand. Add to
that expectations of rising interest rates — thanks to likely hikes by the US
Federal Reserve — and the overall sentiment is fairly gloomy. Thus, house
prices in Singapore are under considerable downward pressure. With this in
mind, the residential real estate market is likely to remain stagnant, with
cooling measures still in place alongside ongoing slow economic growth. Read
more here.
Still trying to decide where to go in 2017? We have an idea.
For as little as $747 round-trip, travelers can visit Singapore and Japan
anytime between now and May, or from August until early December. By extending
your layover in Tokyo, travelers can see two cities for the still very low
price of a round-trip fare to one. For more information on how to book, check
out The Flight Deals detailed directions. Travelers will need to use ITA
Software Matrix Airfare Search to locate the lowest fares, and use an advanced
routing code to find connections greater than 48 hours. Read more here.
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