While travelling to Japan is more known for Singapore’s younger generation, studies show that Singaporeans of all ages have wanted to travel there.
SINGAPORE: In recent research, Singaporean’s love for Japan has become more popular than ever. Japan has been the most desirable destination for Singaporean tourists, for the reason that they continue to fall in love with the country’s history, culture, unique architecture, and most specifically food.According to a Tokyo-based travel agency, Singaporeans are travelling to Japan to experience a shift in seasons.
Have you been thinking of travelling to Japan soon? Here are a few tips to explore Tokyo, the capital of the country, as a Singaporean.Many people do not acknowledge the fact that Japan has travel rules, and one requires travellers to be part of a ‘package tour’. To be able to avoid potential conflicts, it is suggested that you look for a large tour group to be part of as you explore the country.
You may want to plan your trip during winter and the rainy season . There are fewer tourists during these times and cheaper flights and hotel tickets are available.Let’s admit it, hotels are pricey. It is truly best to find alternative places to stay that won’t be too hard on our budget. Here are some of the accommodations you can consider:Booking in hostels is best if you want to save money, especially if you’re going to travel the city for most of the day.
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