SG Holiday Guide and Festivals Calendar
Destinations, Travel tips, Festivals and Public Holidays
Destinations, Travel tips, Festivals and Public Holidays
Sep 3rd
Majority of China public holidays are traditional holidays, some dating back to pre-Civil war era. The only international holidays observed here are New Year 1 January 2012 and May Day 1 May 2012. More >
Sep 3rd
Tiger Airways Australia Deals (3 September 2010 – 7 September 2010)
Latest Tiger Airways sale and deals for Australia domestic and international flights. More >
Sep 3rd
Tiger Airways Singapore Deals (2 September 2010 – 8 September 2010)
Latest deals from Tiger Airways for flight departing from Singapore More >
Sep 3rd
Thank Jetstar It’s Friday!
Look out this Friday for Jetstar’s Friday Fare Frenzy from 12pm – 6pm for seriously reduced fares!
Pick up this week’s super hot fare from Singapore to Ho Chi Minh City for just S$10 + $28 tax^ More >
Aug 29th
Majority of China public holidays are traditional holidays, some dating back to pre-Civil war era. The only international holidays observed here are New Year 1 January 2011 and May Day 1 May 2011. More >
Aug 29th
Indonesia Public Holidays Year 2012
(Daftar Hari Besar / Hari Libur Nasional Indonesia Tahun Kalender 2012)
Indonesia public holidays are largely made of religious festivals, such as Hindu’s Hari Raya Nyepi or Christian’s Good Friday. Expectantly, for a country with Muslim-majority population, there are more public holidays for Islamic festivals. More >
Aug 28th
Spring Festival, Chinese Lunar New Year, Lunar New Year or commonly referred to just Chinese New Year, is the largest and most important annual festival celebrated by Chinese and and Chinese descendants around the world. Chinese New Year Festival is based on the lunar Chinese calendar, begins on first day of the first month in the Chinese calendar and ends with Lantern Festival which is on the 15th day of the first month.
When Is The Chinese New Year 2011?
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Aug 28th
Get excited this week with Jetstar’s sale. Fly with Jetstar and discover Asia from as little as $28. You will be spoilt for choice by the 19 destinations on sale. With prices this low, you will be enticed to explore all of Asia’s wonders. Snag those tickets before they are all gone! Sale fares are available for travel from 28 September 2010 to 25 May 2011. Limited availability during public holidays and weekends. More >
Aug 28th
Mooncake Festival in Singapore
In Singapore, celebrations of the Mooncake festival is concentrated on the Chinatown Mid-Autumn Festival. From September to October, Chinatown—the beating heart of the Chinese in Singapore—is transformed into an extravaganza of shimmering lights, themed lanterns, street bazaars, and stage shows, all to pay homage to a festival that reaches back into the very roots of Chinese culture. More >
Aug 27th
Here is a list of Singapore public holidays in 2012. As the official holiday calendar from MoM (Ministry of Manpower) will only be released sometime in mid-2011, just bear with this unofficial holiday calendar first. More >