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JB’s seafood scene rewards the people who book, not just show up

A JB seafood trip isn’t one legendary restaurant, it’s picking the right queue for your group. Some spots fill a wooden dining deck on stilts over the water by 6:30 PM. Others run an off-menu bee hoon that regulars order before they’ve even sat down. All of it costs noticeably less than t...


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Rome: where the ruins have more structure than your itinerary

Most cities give you one or two things to brag about. Rome hands you a 2,000-year-old amphitheatre that once held 50,000 people baying for blood, a dome that Michelangelo spent his final years obsessing over, a fountain where the pigeons look like they’re posing for a Fellini film, and a bow...


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Looking for the best things to do in Paris?

You’re in for a treat. The City of Light never really goes out of style, and 2026 is a good year to be here. The Seine is swimmable again, Notre-Dame is back open after its restoration, and the café terraces are as busy as ever.

This guide covers the best things to do in Paris for a first trip: ...


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Heading to Canada? Here’s what your Singapore dollar actually buys right now

As of 21 October 2026, 1 SGD buys about 1.1001 CAD, and the Singapore dollar has gained 1.90% against the Canadian dollar over the past year. That’s a modest edge, not a windfall, so the bigger question isn’t when to convert. It’s how to convert without losing 2 to 3% of your ...


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Foreign cards pay more at Indian ATMs than locals do, and the gap is wider than most travellers expect

A Singapore-issued card pays a fee an Indian cardholder simply doesn’t. That fee stacks with your own bank’s charges and, if you’re not careful, a currency-conversion markup on top. Below: which banks charge the least, how much a real withdrawal costs...


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