Singapore is hiring a Trishaw. And seeing Asia in a morning. Singapore is breakfast in Britain, lunch in China and dinner in India. Singapore is a thousand small shops. Without big price tags. Singapore is for families who want to feel at home. Yet see another world. Singapore will be many things. It could begin with tea, being sipped in the heady fragrance of a Japanese Garden. Or a night at a disco. In Singapore, you’ll discover night is as different as day. Your day could begin with a tour, by Trishaw. You’ll see Chinese who write love-letters. As a profession. Or Street Theatre where the price of admission is free. Just because you’re there. Shop for Asian art, almost as old as the 16 cultures represented, at the Singapore Handicraft Centre. Or visit beautiful stores for Paris fashions which may have arrived, only yesterday. In Singapore, your Duty Free dollar will buy you more. Sentosa Island, if. you like tropical beaches, is a mere ferry ride away. By night? Visit any one of a thousand different restaurants. Try food from all parts of the world. Take a night cruise on the harbour, lit by the lanterns of a thousand junks. Visit markets that by morning will simply fold .away leaving an empty street. Or choose your night club or disco to suit your mood. All at prices that won’t leave you wondering. You’ll discover that Singapore is a safe, clean city of a million different images. And there are many different ways to holiday or stop-over in Singapore. Talk to your Travel Agent about the time you have to spend in Singapore. You’ll find expert advice and lots of ideas on how to best enjoy your stay. For a sneak-preview, send the coupon below. We’ll mail you a beautiful, full colour brochure which will show you all the faces of Singapore. It will tell just about all there is to know. Short of visiting the Most Surprising Tropical Island on Earth.
J To: Singapore Tourist Promotion Board 1 j P.O. Box 279, Auckland, 1. | J Please rush me a copy of your full colour “Welcome to ■ Singapore” brochure. ■ I I I NAME | S ADDRESS.... I i gingapoegj | Singapore is the most surprising tropical island on earth. STPB4MO9
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