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Singapore: tri-city hopping tour starts at starts from usd 615 per person.

Duration: 5 days / 4 nights

Enjoy hopping to 3 cities from the melting pot of Southeast Asia, Singapore - Travel and shop in Batam, Indonesia, enjoy a city tour in Johor Bahru, Malaysia. Have more time to explore the man-made wonders Singapore has to offer. Do all these in one go.

TRAVEL PERIOD:

Anytime between April 1, 2024 and September 30, 2024

*except on hotel black-out dates

**5 star hotels upon request

INCLUSIONS:

• Roundtrip airport transfer in private basis 
• Four (4) nights of accommodation in hotel of your choice
• Meals as stated in the itinerary
• Roundtrip transfers to the ferry terminal  (hotel - ferry terminal - hotel)
• Roundtrip ferry tickets  (Singapore- Batam- Singapore)
• Day 2 - SIC Half Day SIC Johor Bahru Tour
• Day 3 - SIC Batam Tour with lunch
• Day 4 - SIC Half Day City Tour
• Tipping for Guide and Driver in Batam
• Travel Insurance

EXCLUSIONS:

• Airport, Ferry Terminal & Hotel porterage
• Singapore and Batam port departure fees, terminal fees, and fuel surcharge
• Any incidentals or items of personal nature incurred such as mineral water, table drinks, laundry, telephone calls, etc.
• Any meals and/or services not mentioned in this quotation

TERMS AND CONDITIONS:

• No reservation or booking has been made yet. Confirmation of flights, hotels, and sightseeing tours are still subject to availability at the time of request for a reservation
• Rates quoted are per person based on twin/ double sharing
• Rates are in US Dollars, subject to prevailing foreign exchange if the settlement is in Philippine peso
• Rates provided are applicable for bookings with a minimum of 4 pax (adult) and only for the indicated travel period. Otherwise, the rate for this itinerary is subject to recomputation and is available upon request.  (Single Traveller surcharge is USD 320). 
• Rate is applicable for Philippine Passport holders only
• Standard Hotel check-in time is after 1500H and check-out time is at 1100H. Early morning check-in and late check-out are on a request basis only and subject to room availability. 
•  For airport transfers between 2300H to 0700H, Midnight / early morning, a surcharge applies (USD 13 per way, per vehicle)
• Disinfection fees may apply, payable to Hotel if the guest tests positive for COVID19 (est. USD 76 - USD 385)
• Rajah Travel Corporation reserves the right to make adjustments to the tour schedule due to any fortuitous events
• It is understood that this request for travel arrangements is subject to existing policies on travel reservations of hotels/ tour operators/ theme parks as adopted by Rajah Travel Corporation
• Other services, items, and meals not stated in the inclusions will be charged to and settled by the guests
• Please note that we will be requesting a copy of the valid passport of each passenger prior to making any travel arrangements

Suggested Flight Details:

Upon arrival at the Changi Airport, proceed to the meeting point for your transfer to your hotel. Check in and then have the rest of the day for leisure. Overnight at the hotel.

After breakfast, be picked up by the SIC at the hotel lobby. Prepare your passports once again as you cross the borders to a new city. In Malaysia, visit Royal Abu Bakar Mosque, Craft Town to observe batik painting, Malay Cemetary and exterior of Royal Mauseleom to learn Muslim culture of burial.

Rise early and be ready for pick up at the hotel lobby going to the harbor front center. Check-in at 0700H and board the ferry going to Batam. Upon arrival at Batam Center International Ferry Terminal, and after immigration and custom clearance, be greeted by our experience and friendly Local Guide to start your Batam City and Shopping Tour. See the landmarks of the city such as the Maha Vihara Duta Maitreya Temple, Golden City where you can explore different activities at your own expense.  Have your lunch at a local seafood restaurant. Then, visit the Golden Factory Outlet and Batik Outlet, and shopping malls where you can find quality deals.

Meet the guide at the designated meeting point for your transfer to the ferry terminal. Board the ferry to Singapore and return to Singapore at 1830H. From the Singapore terminal, transfer back to the hotel.

Overnight in Singapore hotel.

Take your breakfast at the hotel and meet your guide at 0945H in your halfday city tour in Singapore. Visit iconic places such as Merlion Park, Singapore Flyer Photo Stop and Chinese Temple. Along the way, pass by the Parliament House, Supreme Court and City Half Padang, Lastly stop by St. Andrew Church and Suntec City. Overnight in Singapore.

Breakfast at the hotel after which, be ready for check out. Start a short city tour in Singapore then transfer going to the airport. Be at the Changi airport at least 3 hours prior to your flight back to Manila. 

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Singapore is known for its glitz and glamour. Often described as one of the cleanest and most orderly cities in the world, the island city-state is also undoubtedly one of the world’s most popular visitor destinations. From shopping frenzy, delectable culinary delights, awe-inspiring museums, adventurous theme parks, exotic gardens – Singapore has something for everyone.

Arrival Singapore Changi Airport , Transfer to hotel. Instruction for SIC Passenger (Sit-In-Coach)

Pick up from Hotel, Drivepass Danga Bay, Sultan Palace Photo, Handicraft centre, Johor Premium Outlet. After tour send back to hotel.

0800am Pick up from Hotel to Harbour front for ferry to Batam Island, upon arrival, Visit Welcome to Batam,Landmark, Dino Gate (Batam first Replica Dinosaur Park, Kueh Lapis Factory, Cheng Ho Mosque, Maha Duta Maitreya Temple, Handicraft centre, Golden City, Shopping mall, Local Product. Evening ferry back to Singapore. ** Upon return from Batam, own arrangement back to Hotel from ferry terminal.

Drive pass Suntec City & Singapore Flyer, photostop at Merlion Park, Thian Hock Keng Temple(Chinatown), visit a Souvenir shop, Lastly Garden by the Bay - 30 mins (exclude Flower Dome, Cloud Forest & OCBC Skyway). Transfer to airport.

INCLUSIONS/EXCLUSIONS

• 4D3N Hotel Accommodation
• Daily Hotel Breakfast (Except for Budget 2* Hotels)
• Free Round-trip Airport Transfers (08:00 AM - 09:00 PM)
• Free Half Day SINGAPORE City Tour
• 2 ways Ferry ticket SIN > Batam > SIN
• SIC Batam tour with lunch
• English speaking driver
• Midnight Transfer Surcharge (PHP 900/way/person) for pick-ups within 09:00PM - 08:00AM
• Round-Trip Airfare (We can Arrange)
• Other Items not mentioned nor specified
• Personal expenses such as porterage fee, calls, meals etc.
• Tipping for driver USD 3 per pax per day
• Peak season surcharge
• Visa (If applicable)
• Hotel security deposit

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• Satiate your wanderlust and visit 3 neighbor countries in Southeast Asia: Singapore, Malaysia, and Indonesia. Each country possesses its own culture, tradition, natural attractions, and modernity—which all are unique in their own way
• Spend the nights in comfort in either Fragrance Pearl, Crystal, Ruby, or Sunflower in Singapore
• Explore the wonders and visit famous landmarks of the Lion City during your half-day Singapore city tour
• Continue to excite your inner travel enthusiast even more with a one-day Johor Bahru tour in Malaysia 
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• Visit My Kampung Culture Village, Sultan Abu Bakar Mosque, Sultan Ibrahim Building, 100-year-old Chinese Temple, Indian Glass Temple (entrance ticket is on guests' account)
• Visit Chocolate Gallery, photoshoot in front of Johor Sultan Palace and Puteri Harbour, meal, and shopping
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• After lunch, next destination is to visit Golden Tourist Shop, Bird's Nest Shop, Pondol Wisata Cultural Show, Polo Outlets, Thoa Pek Kong Chinese Temple, Batik Factory Outlets, and last drop off at Batam Shopping Mall (where the street is full of various activities such as shopping mall, fish market, massage parlours, coffee shops, food courts, karaoke and lounge, hotels, restaurants, and many more)
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• 1st Route: City tour will start by driving through Orchard Road passing by the Istana and Dobhy Ghout MRT 
• 2nd Route: Passes by Raffles Hotel, entering Suntec City which is followed by Singapore Flyer enroute passing by the Skypark (optional) 
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Tri-Country Trip on a Budget: 4D3N Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia for P15,000 All-in

By vivomigsgee in Travel February 26, 2020

Truth be told, Singapore was not on my destination list for this year’s travel. All the more, its equally amazing neighboring countries such as Malaysia to the north and Indonesia to the south were not on my travel radar either. Q1 2020 travel plan was originally Shanghai and it could have been my college best friends’ first winter trip together. However, since the worldwide implementation of travel restrictions to and from mainland China, Hong Kong and Macau due to Covid-19 outbreak, our flights to Shanghai were cancelled in due course.

Adjustments were to be made. All of my supposed travel companions backed out due to the fear of unknown degree of effect of Covid-19 and other valid reasons. I was devastated with the news but I wouldn’t let this thing dry up my travel plans. As the last man standing, I booked a flight to Singapore and planned of doing a tri-country trip ‘coz nothing is stopping me to push through with my first international trip for 2020, even if it would mean traveling solo and notwithstanding the fact that as of travel date, Singapore ranked as the highest country with the most number of confirmed Covid-19 cases outside of China, prompting activation of DORSCON code “ orange “.

Despite all the uncertainties and risks inherent in traveling to coronavirus-hit countries, I have also done my fair share of exercising discernment, taking precautions towards personal hygiene and continuously monitoring the situation. When all seemed manageable, I convinced my best buddy Junfer ( @iamjumper ), who is Manila-based, to book a flight to Singapore at the last minute. Surprisingly, he agreed without hesitation and the tri-country trip finally happened. We spent below Php 15,000 per person for all expenses incurred ( half of which pertains to airfare and pre-departure fees ) in all three countries: Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia. See budget breakdown at the end of this article.

If you are looking for a sign to push through with your Singapore travel anytime soon or just looking for a reference for your budget tri-country plans, here’s a personal travel blog you shouldn’t miss! And oh, this isn’t your typical tri-city tour such as Singapore-Johur Bahru-Batam. I meticulously handpicked the cross-border destinations such as Singapore-Kuala Lumpur-Bintan Island for a jam-packed IG-worthy adventure. Check each tri-country leg below for some inspiration.

HOW TO GET TO SINGAPORE FROM CEBU, PHILIPPINES

Singapore is a major international transport hub in Asia, serving some of the busiest sea and air trade routes. It is a sovereign city-state and island country located in maritime Southeast Asia. Although Singapore and the Philippines are both part of Southeast Asia, Singapore is only accessible from the Philippines by air, with direct route from Cebu, among other major aviation hubs in the country. Flight duration is up to 4 hours, with no time difference between Singapore and the Philippines.

As flight costs comprise a significant percentage of the total travel expenses, it’s best to purchase them in advance to score cheaper airfares. Make sure to book from low-cost carriers such as Cebu Pacific Air since it is undoubtedly the best airline that launches crazy promo (piso) fares and seat sales favored by budget travelers. You can book a direct flight from Cebu to Singapore for as low as Php 4,000 round trip. To score insanely cheap flights, know some effective secrets here: PISO FARE TO SINGAPORE

TRI-COUNTRY BUDGET TRIP LEG 1: SINGAPORE

Singapore Amidst Covid-19 Outbreak: To start off, let me be the one to tell you that Singapore is a safe country to travel amidst the Covid-19 epidemic. The government of Singapore has been going to great lengths to keep the spread of the virus at bay through a multitude of precautionary measures in place. Other than implementation of universal screenings for passengers on incoming flights and installation of free hand sanitizer around the airport, everything seemed normal like people are not wearing masks, even on MRTs. My apologies if this is a sensitive matter for you but I was even joking about my caption in one of my posts in social media upon arrival in Jewel Changi Airport to demonstrate thrill and courage. It reads:

Jewel: What do we say to the God of Covid-19? Me: NOT TODAY, lah!

Singapore at a Glance: Singapore is known for various moniker such as “Lion City”, “Garden City,” “City of the Future” among others but what struck me most is “Instant Asia”. Boasting an expeditious glimpse into the cultures brought about by immigrants from all parts of Asia, Singapore is a melting pot of all things Asian. While predominantly Chinese, it has substantial minorities of Malays and Indians.

Where to Stay in Singapore: Speaking of multicultural hub, I booked our hotel accommodation for 3 nights in Little India where unsurprisingly there are a lot of Singaporean nationals with Indian descent in the area. We spent only Php 1,300 each for 3 nights in a dormitory-type room via Agoda. The room is clean with basic features, near restaurants and convenience stores and very accessible by train or shuttle bus from the airport.

Getting Around Singapore: Commuting around Singapore is not too complicated, unlike Japan or South Korea ! Train is a popular form of public transport in Singapore as the fares are relatively cheap compared to any other means of transportation such taxi or grab car. For tourist, the best way to save on transportation cost is to purchase a Singapore Tourist Pass. Discover Singapore with the only card that gives you unlimited travel on public transport – Singapore Tourist Pass! The pricing of each card depends on the number of stay in Singapore, to wit: 1 Day is 10 SGD, 2 Days is 16 SGD, 3 Days is 20 SGD. A refundable rental deposit worth 10 SGD will also be part of the total cost ( to be refunded upon return of STP card at any MRT ticketing office ). I bought one at Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 2 upon arrival and returned it upon departure. And oh, don’t forget to download Singapore Metro app in your phone as it will be your navigation buddy when in Singapore, aside from google maps.

Internet Connectivity in Singapore : For mobile data options, having a local sim card is a necessity. I scouted for a cheap sim card around Singapore Changi Airport but I haven’t found a good one that includes data connection for Malaysia and Indonesia. Luckily, I found one near Campbell Inn, our hotel accommodation in Little India. I bought a sim card powered by Singtel worth 15 SGD good for 7 days (GST inclusive) with 100 GB 4G local data, 30 minutes international calls, 100 local SMS, 500 mins local calls, unlimited access to social media apps and free 1 GB roaming data that’s applicable in Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand and even in Australia. I must say this is the best local sim for tourists who’d love to try a tri-country trip on a budget.

Tourist Spots in Singapore: According to The Straits Times published article dated October 2018, Singapore is the 5th most visited city in the world, and 2nd in the Asia-Pacific. Rightfully so, Singapore’s diverse offerings from its vibrant events, unique tourist attractions and world-renowned cuisine have enabled the city to hold its place as one of the top five most popular destinations globally. Singapore is a popular tourist destination, with well-known landmarks such as the Merlion, Marina Bay Sands, Gardens by the Bay, Sentosa, and the Singapore Botanic Gardens, the only tropical garden in the world to be honored as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You’d be surprised that there’s more to these famous landmarks to explore in Singapore that will equally capture your hearts but without breaking your bank.

For this particular trip, we only spent less than Php 5,000 in Singapore covering costs for accommodation, sim card, food and transportation. What’s the secret? Visit top tourist spots in Singapore for FREE.

READ MORE: Singapore DIY Itinerary: Top 15 Must-Visit Tourist Spots in Singapore for Free

HOW TO GET TO MALAYSIA FROM SINGAPORE

Malaysia consists of two geographical regions divided by the South China Sea: the Malaysian Borneo (or East Malaysia) located on the northern third of Borneo island and the peninsular Malaysia (or West Malaysia) on the Malay Peninsula bordered by Thailand on the north and Singapore at its tip in south. It can be reached via Singapore either by train, bus, ferry or plane. In this budget travel guide, I will only share what we experienced – by bus.

It is fairly easy to travel by bus between Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. Numerous buses depart daily from Singapore to your choice of destination in the peninsular Malaysia. You have a choice of at least 9 bus operators, all differ in price and comfort. A great place to start your search is at redbus.sg . Book your tickets online to skip the hassle of lining up in the ticketing office and ensure seat reservations in advance. The cheapest one way ticket (reschedulable) will cost you no more than 13 SGD. The bus will usually take 4 to 6 hours to reach Kuala Lumpur and arrive at your destination of choice ( KL Sentral, BTS, etc. ) so make sure you know where you’d like to be dropped off.

To maximize the time of day tour in both Singapore and Malaysia, we booked a round-trip overnight bus operated by Starmart Express with terminal located at Golden Mile Tower in Bugis, Singapore (11:30 PM departure) and bus stop at Berjaya Times Square in Kuala Lumpur (05:30 AM arrival the next day). Traveling back to Singapore from Kuala Lumpur is also a breeze, with the exact bus stop and bus schedule transiting in reverse order. Both bus terminals are located in the city center, accessible by local trains ( Bugis Station in SG and Imbi Station in KL ). The reclining bus seats were convenient, with charging ports and more leg space.

Cross-border commuters will be required to take off the bus twice during the trip. First, when it reaches the Woodlands Singapore checkpoint; and second, for Malaysian Immigration checkpoint. Both times, you will be required to present your passport for verification and validation. Filipino passport holders are not required to secure a visa to enter Malaysia provided you’ll only stay for a period of 30 days. Once cleared, you can proceed outside the building, take a toilet break, purchase snacks or convert bills to a money changer while waiting for your bus.

TRI-COUNTRY BUDGET TRIP LEG 2: KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia at a Glance: Kuala Lumpur, officially the Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur and commonly known as KL, is the national capital and largest city in Malaysia. It is the cultural, financial and economic center of Malaysia, and one of the leading cities in the world for tourism and shopping, being the tenth most-visited city in the world in 2017. Named as one of the New7Wonders Cities, Kuala Lumpur has been ranked by the Economist Intelligence Unit’s Global Liveability Ranking at No. 2 in Southeast Asia after Singapore.

Getting around Kuala Lumpur: We arrived in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia around 4:30 AM, one hour earlier than the scheduled arrival. We alighted at Berjaya Times Square, a one-stop, one-shop complex for great shopping, dining and entertainment experience at the heart of the city. It has a 7 eleven store that’s open 24/7 while offering breakfast meals and other travel necessities and near a train station, same spot as the bus stop. The train line starts operating at 06:00 AM daily, but closing time varies depending on the station, but closed generally at twelve midnight. Taxi and grab car are available anytime.

Malaysia Amidst Covid-19 Outbreak : Covid-19 is not on the headline news during my visit in Malaysia, rather the resignation of Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad. With his cabinet also dissolved, this shocking move will plunge the country into political crisis. Well, we’re just glad that our trip was not affected by the news whatsoever, giving us more time to continue on appreciating the beauty of the national capital of Malaysia, an Asian city above the clouds.

Tourist Spots in Kuala Lumpur: Our full day itinerary to Kuala Lumpur started off visiting Batu Caves. Batu Caves is located in 20 minutes away from the city proper. You can visit the temple complex inside by taking the colorful 272 steps leading to the mouth of the cave. You’d be surprised that Dataran Merdeka Historical Walk could be your favorite activity to do when in Kuala Lumpur. It features 12 closely located interesting sites including Merdeka Square, Sultan Abdul Saman Building, Abdul Saman Mosque, Kuala Lumpur City Gallery and more IG-worthy attractions.

READ MORE: A Budget Day Trip in KL, the National Capital of Malaysia

Urban Renewal Project – Redefining Art: If Singapore has Haji Lane, Malaysia has Jalan Alor. Vibrant street murals have been hidden in plain sight in various back lanes in Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur. The once derelict back alleyways have now been utterly transformed into one great “urban renewal project”. From the vibrant flora and fauna to psychodelic rainbow motif, be on the hunt for these imaginative street graffiti, strike a pose and appreciate the story behind these alleyway masterpieces. It’s totally for FREE.

Highest Skyscrappers in Malaysia: Your visit to Kuala Lumpur would not be complete without taking a selfie with the famous KL Tower (officially known as Menara Kuala Lumpur) and Petronas Twin Towers. KL Tower is the 7th tallest freestanding tower in the world, wherein you can enjoy the panoramic view of the city via the Skybox (glass bottom observatory). Petronas Towers, Malaysia’s highest skyscrappers and one of the world’s tallest buildings, are utterly stunning – a marvelous sight to behold daytime or night. Plus, you can also enjoy a lot of shopping and dining options at Suria KLCC just beside Petronas Towers.

HOW TO GET TO BINTAN, INDONESIA FROM SINGAPORE

Situated just a ferry ride away from Singapore or Johor Bahru in Malaysia, most visitors enter Bintan by sea. From Singapore, there are various operators that offer frequent services from Tanah Merah Terminal in Singapore to Sri Bintan Pura Terminal at Tanjung Pinang and Bandar Bentan Telani Terminal at Bintan Resorts. We booked our round trip ferry from Klook with route from Tanah Merah Terminal to Lagoi Bintan Resorts (via Bandar Bentan Telani Ferry Teminal). Plying across the Singapore Strait, the motorized catamaran has comfy seats, entertainment facilities, toilet and canteen available on-board.

In order to reach Tanah Merah Ferry Terminal from your hotel in Singapore, head to Tanah Merah Station (via MRT) and take a bus (number 35 or 35M for 2.1 SGD fare) for 25 minutes. Upon arrival, head directly to the ticketing office inside the terminal for check-in and boarding procedures. Passenger(s) are advised to check-in and collect boarding passes at BRF or BBT Ticketing Counter at least one and half (1 1⁄2) hours before departure time. Please read the terms and conditions of the confirmed booking for more information.

Expect another immigration clearance and additional Covid-19 prevention standard procedures while in the ferry terminal and upon arrival as you are about to enter another country. Philippine passport holders can travel to Indonesia without the need for a visa if they will only stay there for one month or 30 days. Travel time from Singapore to Bintan, Indonesia is only an hour, with Indonesia’s time zone behind one hour than that of Singapore. The ferry’s estimated time of departure from Singapore is at 8:10 AM and estimated time of arrival in Bintan, Indonesia is also at 8:10 AM. With such time difference, it looked like you never left.

TRI-COUNTRY BUDGET TRIP LEG 3: BINTAN, RIAU, INDONESIA

Getting Around Bintan: Taxi and car rentals are commonly available at Ferry Terminals and also in resorts. Scooter rental is also available for those who love adventure and who’d choose a fun and more convenient way to explore the beaches around the Island.

To maximize our day tour in Bintan Island, we chartered a private car (good for 7 pax) for 5 hours with English-speaking driver. Make sure to book via Klook 2-3 days in advance for a smooth arrangement and score a discounted price. Rates for a weekday trip is cheaper compared to weekends. Upon arrival at the ferry terminal, your driver will meet you, most notable for someone who’s probably holding a placard with your name on it.

Bintan, Indonesia at a Glance: As the largest island in the Riau Island, Bintan Island is the perfect heavenly getaway for leisure and adventure seekers. Best known for its high-end resorts, world-class golf courses, and magnificent coastal beauty, Bintan Island never run out of things to do both indoor and outdoor, local foods to unwind your palate, new horizons to chase and holiday experience to savor. The weather in Bintan Island is generally sunny but between late November and early March, guests may experience strong winds and passing showers due to the northeast monsoon.

Attractions in Bintan: There’s more to Indonesia than the tourist-favored Bali or capital city Jakarta. Accessible by ferry from Singapore, the closest major city, Bintan Island could be the next traveler and urban fugitives’ dream destination. With so many alluring qualities of the largest island in Riau province, there are several attractions in this offbeat paradise that will surely satiate your wanderlust. If you’re into nature, then you’ll find Gurun Pasir Bentan (sand dunes) and Danau Biru (blue lake) worthy to be explored. Fine white sand beaches dotted the island of Bintan, too. Due to lack of time, I haven’t visited all of them in a day but I will surely return one of these days to explore the best offerings of this exotic tourism hub leisure island!

READ MORE: Bintan Island: Exploring the Paradise Less Traveled in Indonesia

Temple Run at Bintan : Bintan Island offers more than pleasant resorts and natural wonders. Guan Yin Temple in Tanjung Pinang, for example, is one of the magnificent sights hosting unique stone sculptures and Buddhist artifacts. Locally known as Vihara Avalokitesvara Graha, it is the largest Buddhist temple in Southeast Asia, with an area of 10 hectares of land. This serene place makes this destination a great escape for your trip to Bintan. Another temple note-worthy to visit when in Bintan is Lohan Temple, which was closed during our visit.

Shop and Dine at Bintan: Don’t leave Bintan Island without buying local crafts and beautiful merchandise from Plaza Lagoi. Restaurants and other retail stores can also be found in the area. Seafoods are abundantly being offered by most eateries around the area, but local cuisine such Nasi Goreng (Indonesian fried rice) is also a must-try. You can also visit Lagoi Bay just in front of Lagoi Plaza if you have more time to spare. Don’t worry if your car rental time is up, scheduled shuttle buses ply to Bandar Bentan Telani Ferry Terminal from Plaza Lagoi for free.

TRI-COUNTRY ITINERARY AND BUDGET

Before going to each country, it is advisable to have your money exchanged in the official currency per country of destination. While in the Philippines, you may want to buy Singapore Dollars (SGD) first in any money changer near you or at the airport. It doesn’t matter where to buy, any difference in rate is minimal. While in Singapore, before crossing the border to Malaysia, there is a money changer inside Golden Mile Tower ( where buses bound for KL depart ). You can purchase both Malaysian Ringgit (MYR) and Indonesian Rupiah (IDR) at the same money changer. As of travel date, the foreign exchange rates per currency are as follows:

• 1 SGD = 36.4 PHP
• 1 MYR = 12.07 PHP (0.33 SGD)
• 1 IDR = 0.0037 PHP (0.000097 SGD)

In a nutshell, traveling to Singapore and its neighboring countries Malaysia and Indonesia is not really that expensive. It’s high time that we change our wrong perception about traveling to Southeast Asian countries, especially Singapore as pricey and can make you “Singa-POOR”. Kidding aside, hope we can start acknowledging that traveling abroad can also be budget-friendly. With only Php 15,000 budget, you can definitely survive tri-country trip and at same time, experience the best of what each respective Southeast Asian country has to offer.

Spending Php 15,000 (all-in) for a 4 days, 3 nights (4D3N) tri-country trip is really doable when you carefully plan where to go, the spots you’d like to visit, foods to eat and travel must-haves to secure. Of course, there’s no one stopping you to splurge on food, souvenirs and other things that you can try for a minimal fee. This is just to make a reference that you can enjoy a 4D3N tri-country adventure on a budget, which in our case is Php 15,000 for everything related to travel costs from airfare to transportation. With this successful trip, I can’t wait to try another tri-country budget trip sometime in Q4 this year. This time, it’s Indochina: Vietnam-Cambodia-Thailand.

Do you have questions or clarifications regarding this tri-country trip? Whether it’s Singapore, Malaysia or Indonesia, feel free to contact me. If you’d like to get a copy of the full tri-country itinerary in excel form, kindly drop your email address in the comment section below.

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Embark on an unforgettable journey through the vibrant cities of Singapore and Malaysia with our exclusive international tour package. Indulge in the fusion of modernity and tradition as you explore the captivating sights and sounds of these remarkable destinations.

In Singapore, immerse yourself in a melting pot of cultures, where futuristic skyscrapers stand tall amidst lush gardens. Stroll along the iconic Marina Bay and witness the awe-inspiring light show that illuminates the city skyline. Discover the enchanting world of Gardens by the Bay, a botanical wonderland filled with towering Supertrees and exotic flora.

Venturing into Malaysia, be mesmerized by Kuala Lumpur’s iconic Petronas Twin Towers, symbolizing the country’s modernity. Delve into the rich history of Malacca, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and wander through its charming streets lined with colonial architecture and vibrant street art.

Unleash your taste buds with delectable culinary delights, from savoring mouthwatering street food in Singapore’s hawker centers to indulging in authentic Malaysian cuisine bursting with flavors.

With our meticulously crafted international tour package , you’ll experience the warmth and hospitality of these Southeast Asian gems, creating memories that will last a lifetime. Let us take care of all the details while you immerse yourself in the wonders of Singapore and Malaysia .

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• Roundtrip airfare via Cebu Pacific
• 7kg hand carry
• 2 nights of Hotel Accommodation in Singapore
• 1-night Hotel Accommodation in Kuala Lumpur
• Daily Hobel Buffet Breakfast
• Roundtrip airport transfer
• Singapore city tour
• Universal Studios (Ride-all) with RT transfer
• Kuala Lumpur City tour
• 1-way SIC Coach Transfer SG to KL
• English-speaking tour guide during the tour

Exclusions:

• PH Travel Tax (P1620) (pay at the airport)
• Tip to Guide/Driver ($2/pax/day) pay on spot
• Tourism Tax in Kul MYR10 per room pay at the hotel
• Check-in Baggage
• Travel Insurance

Itineraries: 

DAY 01 (X/X/X) MANILA-SINGAPORE

• Arrival at Singapore
• Transfer to Hotel for check-in
• Afternoon Singapore City Tour Merlion Park
• Thian Hock Keng Temple
• Little India

DAY 02 (B/X/X) SINGAPORE

• Breakfast, Transfer to USS
• Enjoy Whole Day Universal Studios Singapore
• Transfer back to Hotel

DAY 03 (B/X/X) SINGAPORE TO MALAYSIA

• Breakfast, Pickup JB 2nd Link Msia Tuas Custom
• Transfer to KL Hotel
• Free time for leisure

DAY 04 (B/X/X) KUALA LUMPUR

• Breakfast, Hotel Check-out
• Proceed to KL City Tour
• Photo stop: King Palace
• Independence Square
• National Monument
• Petronas Twin Tower
• Lunch (Own Pax)
• Chocolate House (Berlys)
• Back to Hotel, free time for leisure
• Transfer to KLIA airport

Day 05: KUALA LUMPUR-MANILA

• Arrival in Manila from an enjoyable Singapore-Kuala Lumpur Tour

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Nothing can beat the excitement of being in a foreign country for a certified wanderlust like me! And for my first international travel experience, I was not in only one country but in three countries – Singapore, Indonesia, and Malaysia – for four days!

Day one was for Singapore – the Lion City! Singapore is a prosperous island country in the Southeast Asia region with recognition from World Bank as the “easiest place to do business” for nine years. In this blog post, I listed down some of the best things to do in Singapore based on our travel. The following day, we headed off to Indonesia, the country rich in both history, culture, and biodiversity. From there, we had a one day tour of the Batam Island, an island part of the Indonesia–Malaysia–Singapore Growth Triangle. As you read on, I’m glad to share with you all the top attractions to see in Batam Island that we personally visited. On our third day, we crossed the borders to Malaysia, a haven of commerce, tourism, and natural resources. We spent a 1-Day Johor Bahru Tour and so, I provided in here the travel guide to Johor Bahru you might be needing on your visit to the island. Before heading home to the Philippines, we passed by again Singapore for another set of trips on our fourth day.

So how did my first international trip go? I shared with you some of the highlights of my tri-city travel adventure. Well, I can proudly say it turned to be as exciting as it can be.

Day 1: singapore.

We left NAIA 3 at 5:00 in the morning. We arrived in Singapore (Changi Airport) at 9:00 am. Then, our tour guide fetched us 9:30 am and brought us to our hotel (Fragrance Crystal Hotel).

Attractions We Visited:

Shot a post-card perfect picture at merlion park.

Merlion Park is a very famous attraction in Singapore for it features the greatest landmark of the dynamic city – the Merlion Statue . The statue was built as a means to welcome every traveler in the Lion City. The park is also strategically located in the Marina Bay area. We enjoyed a leisurely stroll in the park by snapping unlimited photos with the city’s icon and simply admiring the revitalizing Marina Bay. One of its major attractions is a river cruise in the stretch of the bay where you can witness other Singapore’s best.

Get Culture-Acquainted with India at Singapore’s Little India

Little India, commonly known as “ Tekka”, is a settling location of Tamil community in Singapore. During our visit, we were dazzled by the amazing architecture of Hindu temples like Adbul Gafoor Mosque that depicts a great combination of Arabian and Renaissance art and Leong San See temple, Sri Srinivasa Temple that highlighted a tall tower for worship. After getting mesmerized by the structure and culture of India, we took some time for a shopping spree at the first and modern shopping mall in the area, The Verge (previously known as Tekka Mall), and also at the Little India Arcade and Serangoon Plaza.

Take a Leisurely Stroll at Long Orchard Road, Orchard Plaza

With high-end shopping stalls lining up from both side of the Orchard Road with labels and restaurants that take an international appeal, we were delighted and impressed to witness the progressive economy of Singapore. It features more than 20 shopping malls around the area which include Orchard Central, the very first Singapore Mall, and houses the world’s tallest indoor wall climbing, the Via Ferrata. Another attraction we found while taking strolls on the long Orchard Road is the residing place of the President of Singapore, the Istana, which means “the palace” in Malay.

Explore Chinese Heritage at China Town

Learning the rich heritage of Singapore was really overwhelming when we visited the China Town. The Chinese neighborhood community boasted a scenic number of temples like Thian Hock Keng Temple, the oldest temple in Singapore. We also enjoyed tasting authentic Chinese cuisine and splurge on a shopping spree for some souvenirs in the area. A visit also in the museums in the area increased my knowledge on the bounteous Chinese culture.

Discover Buddhism at Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum

Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum presents a beautiful learning experience on the abundant Buddhism culture. We got fascinated by the picturesque architecture of the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple. The name of the temple suggests the fact that the relic of Buddha’s tooth is inside the structure. The museum, on the other hand, enabled us to learn more about the artistic history and product of Buddhist community.

Be Captivated by Marina Bay Sands Grandeur

Marina Bay Sands is a destination in Singapore that enables us to experience Singapore life’s glamor and prestige. It holds a prestigious title of World’s Most Expensive Resort . Our visit in this high-end luxury resort was filled with overwhelming experience. It houses top world’s labels on fashion, high-end entertainment center, and shopping malls. We were totally surprised upon seeing the top of the 55-storey building which offers a scenic panoramic view of Singapore. And the pool! The world’s largest pool just blew us away with its length! It surely enticed me to take a plunge on it.

Day 2: Indonesia

Here’s our Itinerary:

We rode a ferry that departs from Harbourfront Centre in Singapore. We checked-in 30 minutes prior to ferry departure in order to avoid any inconvenience. The Ferry departed at 8:45 in the morning via a high-speed air-conditioned ferry. Upon arrival, we proceeded to the immigration and customs post for clearance. The price for Sindo Ferry is SGD40 for two-way travel.

1. The Chocolate House

For a certified chocolate lover like me, a visit to the Chocolate House is such a must! From there, we were welcomed by various kinds of chocolates. There are chocolates from world’s famous producers, local brands and from the owner’s creation. However, the price in the store is quite expensive compared to local supermarkets in the area.

2. Vihara Duta Maitreya / “Thua Pek Kong” Temple

Vihara Duta Maitreya is a magnificent Buddhist temple in Indonesia. It is considered as the biggest temple in Southeast Asia. A visit to the temple gave us a moment of reflection and serenity. Thua Pek Kong, on the other hand, is the oldest and historical temple in Batam, wherein visitors can offer prayers for happiness and harmony in life.

3. Revel at Batam Miniature Park

Batam Miniature Park is a park that exhibits mini-houses from 33 different provinces in Indonesia. Additional attraction found inside the park is animal sculptures. A visit to the park added up our familiarity with the culture of Indonesia. The good thing also about our trip here is that you can enter the park for free!

4. Lunch at Golden Prawn Life Seafood Restaurant

Golden Prawn Life Seafood Restaurant is considered as the best seafood restaurant on Batam Island. The seafood served are freshly caught so we got to experience choosing a live catch first upon ordering our dishes. Outside the diner, we witnessed some of the traditional and acrobatic dances from the locale of the island.

5. Go-Kart Circuit Center

We didn’t try this because of extremely hot and humid weather and the price was quite expensive. But, for those who are into adrenaline-powered activity, Go-Kart Circuit Center, is a must try. The main attraction is a kart ride wherein you can compete with your friends. It has a wide track course that is good for a fun and challenging ride.

6. Souvenir Shopping at Batik Factory, First Factory, & Polo Ralph Lauren Outlet

After some strenuous activities, we headed on to three shops on the island for a souvenir shopping. First, Batik Factory, where a wide range of traditional and uniquely designed Batik apparels can be found. Right across Batik Factory is the First Factory. It’s a fashion store that caters branded fashion items at a lower price. Polo Ralph Lauren Outlet is also a fashion outlet that exhibits overrun products that are being retailed at lower prices – as low as 30% – 40% on an item!

7. Shop and Be Entertained at BSC Mall

Our last stop was Batam City Square (BCS) Mall which boasts an assortment of stalls that ranges from a bookstore, food court, supermarket, department store and movie house. It also has some entertainment facilities like karaoke, bowling centers, and slot machines.

Day 3: Malaysia

1-Day Johor Bahru Tour, Malaysia

Our day tour to Johor Bahru (JB) was canceled because we’re only three in a group. The minimum number should be six. And so, we decided to just commute and that led us to a more exciting travel experience.

We didn’t know how to go to JB and that simply led us to rely on some people in the MRT. Luckily, we met some fellow Filipinos there who are willing to help us and give us some tips on how to get to JB in a much easier and faster way.

From Singapore, a bus to Johor Baru is the cheapest transportation mean to get there. Depending on the traffic condition of the city, travel time usually ranges from 40 minutes to 2 hours. Note that on Singapore checkpoint, all belongings needs to be thoroughly checked by the immigration officer. Then, another bus ride is needed to cross the bridge to JB.

FROM JURONG BUS INTERCHANGE:

From Jurong Bus Interchange, an MRT coming from Jurong East will take you to Kranji MRT. From there, take bus 160 or 170 to JB. Travel time is approximately 40 minutes and cost $1.49.

Our first stop is Johor Bahru Sentral or JB Sentral since this is also an immigration checkpoint for those who enter Malaysia. The station is strategically located at the complex of Sultan Iskandar Customs, Immigration, and Quarantine.

City Square

Connected to JB Sentral is the City Square shopping center. The building has numerous retail shopping stalls that are good for some shopping free. The place comes off with everything we need – fashion outlet, entertainment centers, and diners.

Zoo Johor is the oldest zoo in Malaysia which takes care more than 100 species of animals. We took a stroll in the zoo which surprisingly is very clean and well organized. We also watched an enjoyable animal show.

Sad to say, we were not able to go to Legoland Malaysia because we didn’t have much time and it was extremely hot. We didn’t even see Petronas Twin Towers up close. But we were still happy that we got a chance to visit Malaysia even in a limited time.

On a positive note, we have now more reasons to visit Malaysia again. That is, to go to Legoland and take a selfie with Petronas Twin Tower in Kuala Lumpur! And of course, get to know more their culture and their local food.

Day 4: Singapore

1. take delight at sentosa island, resorts world singapore.

On our second day in Singapore, we went to Sentosa Island and Resorts World Singapore. Sentosa Island highlights an inland resort and Siloso Beach where activities like kayaking and skim-boarding can be enjoyed. At Resorts World Singapore, we had fun enjoying various theme parks. They have Marine Life Park, Dolphin Island, and Underwater World.

2. Visit Shopping Malls

Our last travel experience was an ultimate shopping spree to various shopping malls in the metro. The first one was Mustafa Centre, a 24-hour shopping center found in Little India. The next one was a shopping complex that is considered as the largest street-shopping location in the country, Bugis Street/ Bugis Junction. We also tried Ion Orchard, a shopping, and residential complex which features a Media Facade, a multi-sensory canvas media wall, and Ion Sky, an observation deck that offers a 360-degree view of Singapore. Next stop was the largest mall in Singapore, Vivo City, which highlights modern lifestyle experience. It features a sky park, roof-top amphitheater and a promenade for al fresco dining. Paragon Shopping Center is shopping destination which boasts internationally labeled stores. It also has numerous shops which are dedicated to health, fashion, beauty, and wellness. Lastly, we went to Far East Plaza, one of the shopping malls at the famous Orchard Road. This is a shop perfect for thrifty shoppers for it houses more than 600 shops which offer inexpensive items.

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If you are planning to visit a tropical destination this year, then we highly recommend you begin with Malaysia and Singapore in Asia. Discover the best of Kuala Lumpur and near by areas in 3 days, and then head to Singapore to experience a cosmopolitan twist in Asian culture. Here's a five-day itinerary that will help you cover the best places to visit and things to do in Malaysia and Singapore.

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Day 1: Explore the Urban Delights and Food in Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur has a unique culture, urban vibe and typical food specialities. They say you must never leave the city before attempting a Nyonya lunch followed by a Korean dinner. Begin your holiday with a Nyonya lunch at "Limapulo Baba Can Cook" restaurant, located a 10-minute drive from the famous Petronas Twin Towers. Next, spend your evening exploring glamorous malls, galleries, theatres, diners, parks and aquariums. Likewise, the unique day and night food markets provide a glimpse into the local Southeast Asian lifestyle.

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Day 2: Soak in Malaysian Culture

On the second day of your trip, explore the myriad Buddhist temples of KL including the gorgeous Batu Cave Temples, and shrines built in honour of Lord Murugan. Other renowned temples worth visiting are Thean Hou, Sri Maha Mariamman, Sin Sze Si Ya, Guan Di, Kun Yam Thong and Buddhist Maha Vihara. You can spend the second half of the day going around Kuala Lumpur City Centre, Lake Symphony, Merdeka Square or Kasturi Walk. Do take the  Klang River Tour if you can make time for it. End your day with a Korean dinner at the city's finest Korean cuisine restaurant—Da On Fine.

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On your final day in Malaysia , check out early to tour historic sites such as Rumah Penghulu Abu Seman, Istana Negara, Kelab Sultan Sulaiman and Royal Selangor Club. Boasting of 18th-century architecture, these places have been declared a UNESCO World Heritage site to protect the relics for future generations. In the evening, travel to Singapore by your desired mode of transport. A rental car will get you to Singapore in 5 hours, a flight in 50-minutes, while a bus or a train will take about 8 hours.

Insider Tips: Genting Highlands is a famous hill-top resort and amusement park close to Kuala Lumpur. If you wish, consider staying here to enjoy a relaxing vacation with phenomenal views and activities. Party hoppers should pay a visit to Zouk Club Kuala Lumpur, View Rooftop Bar, GTOWER, Havana Bar & Grill, Play Club and Zion.

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Singapore is a dazzling city-state that features some of the best iconic landmarks of Asia. Therefore, in contrast to KL's Buddhist Temples, here you will find plenty of architectural marvels and glass facades. This is where you will experience the finest culinary trials, nightlife, nature parks, museums, wellness centres and various landmarks worth discovering. On your first day in Singapore, visit the Gardens by the Bay, Singapore Botanic Gardens, Cloud Forest and SuperTree Grove. In the evening, drive through Marina Bay, Waterfront Promenade and Singapore Flyer to capture mesmerising pictures of the city by night. We suggest you dine at Patara Fine Thai Cuisine, Din Tai Fung or Wing Seong Fatty's Restaurant to taste authentic Asian flavours.

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There's more to this city than just the luxurious shopping malls! On your last day, you must take a tour through the vibrant history of this futuristic city. Start your day by exploring historic sites such as Lau Pa Sat Festival Pavilion, Boat Quay, Fountain of Wealth, Victoria Theatre and Old Supreme Court Building. Enjoy an Asian lunch at Pagoda Street, and finish your day by visiting the Chinese Heritage Centre, Thow Kwang Pottery Jungle and Sago Street Of The Dead. Those craving authentic Asian cuisine must try local delicacies like Wanton Mee, Bak Kut Teh, Curry Fish Head, Oyster Omelette and BBQ Sambal Sting Ray.

Alternatively, you could spend your evening at Sentosa which offers activities such as Underwater World, panoramic cable car ride, Dolphin Lagoon Show, and Songs of the Sea.

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Hong Kong residents make 1.76 million outbound trips over Easter break as mainland China tours surge in popularity

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Cross-border tours to Guangdong, Fujian and Guizhou provinces in mainland China have gained in popularity among Hong Kong residents who made nearly 1.76 million outbound trips over the Easter break.

The number of Hongkongers who headed out of the city over the four-day holiday from Friday to Monday dwarfed the 400,000 or so inbound trips made by mainland visitors and other tourists , Immigration Department figures showed.

About 1.51 million, or 86 per cent, of the outbound trips by residents were made using the eight land crossings for passengers including Lo Wu, the high-speed rail link and Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge.

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City tour agencies said on Tuesday that they had noticed a surge in the popularity of mainland destinations. Steve Huen Kwok-chuen, the executive director of EGL Tours, said the number of residents who joined the company’s cross-border tours tripled compared with last Easter.

“We have seen a ‘China fever’ among Hong Kong tourists after the coronavirus pandemic,” he said. “The number of Hongkongers opting for mainland destinations has surged, encompassing not only the Greater Bay Area but various places across mainland China.”

The bay area refers to the central government’s scheme to link Hong Kong, Macau and nine cities in neighbouring Guangdong into an integrated economic and business hub.

Huen said the most sought-after mainland destinations included bay area cities such as Foshan, Dongguan and Huizhou, while Sichuan, Yunnan, Beijing, Shanghai and Qingdao, among others, had also gained in popularity.

About 30 tours, each made up of 25 to 35 people, departed daily for the mainland over the four-day break, he said.

The operator also introduced new tours this year, taking tourists to see flowers in Wuhan and the Three Gorges reservoir area.

Hongkongers make 1.5 million outbound trips in first 3 days of Easter break

Vicky Tsim, who manages tour guides at travel agency Yummy Holiday, said more than 300 mainland-bound tours left from five checkpoints over the holiday, double last year’s number. Each tour had 30 to 40 members from Hong Kong.

She said tours to Guangdong cities accounted for about 80 per cent of all the ones to the mainland, and the most popular destinations included Guangzhou and Huizhou.

About 20 tours each went to Fujian province and Guilin city, a dozen to Guizhou, and nearly 20 to the Three Gorges reservoir region that stretches along the Yangtze River.

She said the company also organised three to four trips with a dozen Hongkongers each to the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region.

Tsim attributed the surge in popularity of such tours to convenient transport, improved hotel facilities and lower prices across the border, as well as Hongkongers’ better understanding of the mainland.

Hong Kong recorded about 1.56 million outbound trips by residents over the four-day Easter holiday in 2018, before the coronavirus crisis, and around 617,000 inbound trips by mainlanders and other visitors.

The trend of Hongkongers to north to spend the Easter break this year left city tourism operators and restaurants complaining of sluggish business and calling for more support.

11 million people visit Hong Kong in first quarter, more than double 2023 number

Kelvin Yau Kam-wing, honorary chairman of trade body the Institute of Dining Professionals, said business in the catering sector dropped 20 to 30 per cent compared with the same period in previous years.

He said those who travelled elsewhere had stronger consumption power than those who remained in the city.

Yau appealed to the government to offer more support, such as more consumption vouchers to be used during holidays or in the evenings.

“Many residents think products and services are cheaper and better across the border than in Hong Kong, while we are losing our advantages,” he told a radio programme on Tuesday. “We must think of ways to maintain Hong Kong’s status as a gourmet paradise.”

Leung Fong-yuen, chairwoman of the Federation of Hong Kong Trade Unions in Tourism, highlighted on the same programme that Easter was not a public holiday on the mainland.

She said she expected that the number of visitors during the Labour Day “golden week” holiday next month would better reflect the city’s tourism position.

Hong Kong malls offer free parking as 541,000 people leave city for Easter break

Assistant professor Johnson Chan Chung-shing of the Chinese University of Hong Kong attributed the trend to the improved transport infrastructure that made trips to Shenzhen and other mainland bay area cities easier.

“The shift may reflect a broader trend of Hong Kong residents seeking travel experiences and exploring destinations outside the city,” he said.

“This trend may continue beyond the current economic cycle as preferences and behaviour evolve, which could lead to a sustained northbound shift, especially during long weekends or holiday breaks.”

Chan stressed the need for policymakers to closely monitor changes in travel patterns and consumer behaviour so they could better tackle the problem.

He said strategies to promote domestic tourism and support city businesses, as well the diversification of city attractions, could help make the city more appealing to different groups of people.

Additional reporting by Kahon Chan

More from South China Morning Post:

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