​Singapore is one of the world’s most popular Cities receiving over 19 million visitors in 2019, but what is it about Singapore that attracts so many people?

Singapore's diamond-shaped island has a lot to offer every tourist. For shopaholics, there are high end stores in Orchard Road and Marina Bay, however bargains and electronics can be found in Little India and Bugis Street. 

One of Singapore’s most famous attractions is the iconic skyline at Marina Bay Sands, and a must-visit for any tourist. You will be surprised at how many different things there are to see and do in this popular area, and there is much more than just the Merlion statue.

Feet Do Travel show you reasons why people flock to the Lion City, with 7 different things to do in Singapore.

Are you looking for a new hobby? Do you want the freedom to go wherever you like? Concerned about the new normal but want to travel more?

Sailing could be the hobby you have been waiting for! Learning to sail will open doors in ways you never dreamt, and give you the chance to see sights from a new perspective.
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Feet Do Travel share 6 reasons why you should try sailing.

​Asia is a huge and diverse continent with much to offer any discerning traveller. It's the world’s most populated region containing some of the most fantastic natural scenery imaginable. From deserts to mega-sized metropolises, remote islands to dense jungles, there's no shortage of varied regions to explore. 

So which Country should you visit first to start your Asian adventure?

Choosing a destination in Asia can often seem daunting with so many amazing Countries to choose from. To help you decide, we have put together a list representing the best places to add to your shortlist.

Feet Do Travel share 5 best places to visit in Asia.

What is the future of travel after the Covid-19 Pandemic? How will the future of travel look post-lockdown? What will be the “new normal”? How will quarantine affect the tourist industry?

Will travel ever be the same?

The truth is, no one knows. There are many speculations, but as travel and tourism ground to a halt due to worldwide quarantine and lockdowns, everyone is wondering what to expect when the world begins a “new normal”. As restrictions are eased, die-hard travellers regain hope they can start thinking about when they can travel again. 

Travel as we knew it will have to change, at least in the immediate months/years after the novel Coronavirus until a vaccine is found. Life in general will be different, it has to be to ensure our health, and to hopefully stop a second wave/spike of Covid-19. As long as we continue to wear face masks in public, carry out regular hand washing/using alcohol sanitisers and physical/social distancing, the majority of us will be fine – however when we travel, we need to apply these same measures and more to ensure our continued safety.

Staycations, caravans, motorhomes, road trips, train travel, virtual travel - domestic travel will undoubtedly be on the rise post-quarantine, and this is the best way to give your economy a much needed boost after lockdown. International travel will still exist, but what precautions do you need to take? Will we see a rise in sustainable travel now that the reset button has been pressed?
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Feet Do Travel discuss the future of travel after the Covid-19 pandemic: The New Normal.

Backpacking holidays always seem like they should be about saving money. Travelling cheaply, living in hostels, and buying food from street markets where you can. Nevertheless, you can definitely inject a little luxury into your travels if you need it. Feet Do Travel share some of the reasons why you should treat yourself to luxury when backpacking.

Singapore is one of the smallest countries in the world, with a territory covering just 722.5 square kilometers (279 square miles). However, when it comes to culinary variety, it’s a vast melting pot of Asian cuisines. Combining influences from China, India, and Malaysia, just to name a few, Singapore’s local foods are a tourist attraction by themselves. Feet Do Travel share 7 Singaporean Dishes every visitor to the Lion City must try.

Visiting Singapore and looking for unusual, alternative or non-touristy things to do? Join the club, because when we were in this City-State, we sought unique things to do, unusual places to visit and different places to eat.

Singapore is one of the world’s most popular cities to visit. With a low crime rate, it was voted the safest City in the World in 2018, so naturally it’s a place where tourists want to spend time. Whilst there are many things to do in Singapore, sightseeing like a local will give you a better appreciation.
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From Street Art to the Singapore Grand Prix this guide is for everyone whether you are on a budget, or happy to let the money fly. We discovered a different side to this sprawling metropolis, so let Feet Do Travel show you Singapore with a twist; 21 unusual things to do in Singapore.

Singapore is known for being one of the world’s most expensive cities, but did you know you don’t have to break the bank to enjoy yourself while you are there?

We travelled on a budget, and were amazed to find there are many free things to do in Singapore.

However, this list isn’t just for people on a budget. Art lovers, garden enthusiasts and architectural enthusiasts will also find places of interest within this post. The more money you save on things to do, the more you have to spend on a famous Singapore Sling cocktail.

A sprawling metropolis, this multi-cultural City was voted the safest place to live in 2018, and is a mix of Malaysian, Chinese, Indian and Western cultures. Singaporean's are proud of what they have achieved, and its fascinating history is clearly visible throughout the City, once you know where to look.
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So without further ado, let Feet Do Travel share with you, 20 of the best free things to do in Singapore.

Street Art in Singapore? Really?

Singapore may not be the first City you think of when looking for wall murals and insta-worthy photographs, but it does have a thriving street art scene. You just need to know where to look for it.

This concrete jungle isn’t just filled with skyscrapers and in the past few years, many pieces have been commissioned proving that Singapore isn’t averse to street art, despite the City’s strict laws.

Looking for street art took us all over Singapore, from back streets to food courts, and we were surprised at the beauty we found.
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After scouring the streets and alleys, Feet Do Travel share what we feel is some of the best street art in Singapore.

If you love to travel, you may be on the lookout for new destinations to discover in the coming months. Traveling is a bug, and the more you indulge your wanderlust, the greater the urge to get out there and see the world.

​If you’re searching for inspiration for your next trip, we’ve got you covered. Whether you’re dreaming of a beach vacation or you’re an intrepid adventurer on the lookout for your next challenge, here are some ideas to get you thinking.