Reinventing
Singapore An
average annual tourism growth of 14.1 per cent from 1996
to 2000 for a country half the size of Mumbai is more
than impressive. Singapore, city-state with its head in
the future and soul in the past, has assumed a new avatar
every few years to become a triumphant tourism product.
Raadia Mukadam takes a sneak preview as the brand gets
set to reinvent itself as a cultural destination
An
average annual tourism growth of 14.1 per cent from 1996
to 2000 for a country half the size of Mumbai is more
than impressive. Singapore, city-state with its head in
the future and soul in the past, has assumed a new avatar
every few years to become a triumphant tourism product.
Raadia Mukadam takes a sneak preview as the brand gets
set to reinvent itself as a cultural destination
