Sampling Singapore Airlines’ business class Book the Cook menu

Singapore Airlines will introduce 'Book the Cook' for its business class and premium economy passengers flying from Brisbane next month: but not before Australian Business Traveller stopped by the airline's Brisbane Airport catering centre to put the new ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore Changi pax growth of +7% to 5.27m in August

one of Singapore’s leading mobile network operators StarHub has opened its first 24-hour lounge-concept outlet at Terminal 3 Basement 2, offering a full range of services. These include 24-hour broadband, mobile and cable TV services, plus business ... ( read original story ...)

Business sentiment among S’pore firms up slightly in Q3

SINGAPORE—Business optimism in Singapore rose slightly while the overall business sentiment for Asia as a whole has dropped, according to a survey by Thomson Reuters and Insead released yesterday. Singapore posted a sub-index score of 64 in the July-to ... ( read original story ...)

China, Singapore look to put difficulties behind them

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang (R) walks with Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong during a welcome ceremony at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on September 19. BEIJING: China and Singapore on Tuesday sought to put recent difficulties in their ... ( read original story ...)

Rõivas to visit Singapore, Malaysia with business delegation

Second Vice-President of the Riigikogu Taavi Rõivas has embarked on a ten-day working visit to Singapore and Malaysia, accompanied by a 34-member business delegation, to promote international business contacts. "More and more Estonian businesses have the ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore Air eyes ‘fly-cruise’ travellers

As more young Indians take to global travel, Singapore Airlines, Southeast Asia’s biggest carrier, is planning to cash in on a growing demand in the fly-cruise market to take travellers to exotic locations or take ship rides through rivers and oceans for ... ( read original story ...)

No LNG import from Singapore, says Jakarta

JAKARTA - Two Cabinet ministers have come out to refute local media reports claiming that Indonesia plans to import liquefied natural gas (LNG) from Singapore in an agreement signed last week. The deal was criticised by the head of a local energy think ... ( read original story ...)