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Tuesday, 08 November 2011 10:25

Singapore's 5 worst tourist traps

  • Written by  Elaine Ee
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Singapore's 5 worst tourist traps

Every city and country has its share of tourist traps.

Some are cheesy, some are gimmicky, some are rip-offs and some actually are more enjoyable than one might admit.

These are some of Singapore’s worst (or possibly, best) tourist traps plus five far more fulfilling options for the discerning visitor or local tourist.

Read the full run-down by Elaine Ee (who also writes for publichouse.sg) on CNNgo here.

 

 

 


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Elaine Ee

Elaine Ee

Elaine Ee has been a writer and editor for 15 years. She has written extensively for books, magazines, websites and exhibitions on a wide range of topics: the arts, personalities, food, travel, heritage and social issues, and was formerly Managing Editor of I-S Magazine. She is also the author of five books. She currently freelances for a variety of publications, contributing regularly to cnngo.com and Time Out Singapore, and when she is not writing spends time with her four kids, practices Bikram yoga and makes it a point to keep trying something new.

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