Singapore’s Top 10 Travel Searches in 2017

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    Singapore's Top 10 Travel Searches in 2017

    Want to know which destinations Singaporeans were 'wanderlusting' over in 2017? Scroll through to find out!

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    #10 Taipei

    Only in Taipei for a short trip over the weekend? Check out our 48-hour Taipei travel guide here! 

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    #9 Batam

    Thought Batam was all about bland, subpar resorts? Think again. Here are the best luxury stays on the island that you'll definitely want to splurge on!

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    #8 London

    London, as a city, is absolutely infectious: there is an inexhaustible list of things you can delve into while you're there. Visit its iconic landmarks like the Big Ben and Buckingham Palace, enjoy a laidback afternoon at its famous parks like the Richmond Park and Primrose Hill and for something a little different, head down to the London Dungeon for a spot of spooky fun!

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    #7 Seoul

    If you're wondering how to make the most out of a short trip to Seoul, here's our ultimate 48-hour travel guide to the city!

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    #6 Krabi 

    Krabi: one of the best beach paradises in Asia. Find out where to catch the most breathtaking sunset around the island, as well as our favourite accommodations with views that are absolutely Instagram-worthy. 

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    #5 Melbourne

    With its beautiful natural landscapes, friendly locals, great coffee shops and cultural spots, there truly is something special about the overall energy Melbourne has. Find out what you can do in just 48 hours, as well as our favourite chic boutique hotels to stay in!

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    #4 Phuket

    If you're looking for a taste of Phuket beyond the raucous party scene of Bangla Street, check out our recommended picks of the best cultural things to do on the island!

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    #3 Tokyo

    Heading to Tokyo for the first time? These are the 15 things you must absolutely checkout in the city! But if you only have two days to spare, but still want to experience the best of Tokyo, find out what you can get up to in just 48-hours, as well as the 6 hippest districts you should check out while you're there!

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    #2 Malacca

    Malaysia's cultural city of Malacca is not short of stunning boutique hotels that'll make for an Instagrammable stay - find out where here! 

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    #1 Penang

    Watch out Kuala Lumpur; Penang has a dining scene that might give Malaysia's capital city a serious run for its money. From cool hipster cafes and coffee shops to intimate dining spots and cocktail bars, you'll be spoiled for choice with your eating options!

    • With the year drawing to an end, Google presents its Year in Search 2017; which takes a look at the trending topics in Singapore of 2017 that had us looking to Google Search for answers.

    Besides sniffing out the most trending Google searches on pop culture, major news events and more, the list also includes offers a fascinating insight into the most popular travel-related Google searches in Singapore.

    The results? It seems that our neighbours in Asia continue to be popular travel destinations, with Penang (in first place), Batam, Seoul and Krabi holding top ranks on the list of popular travel searches here.

    Scroll through the gallery above to find out which destinations were Singapore's most searched on Google of 2017, and check out our concise suggestion of things to do there!

    Sarah Khan

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