FRENCH
Fisrt destination honeymoon in the world is French country. It best number 1 for marriage
This is piramida in french
Beautifully
On the way (in air plan service)
City glass best destination.
CINGAPULA
(Singapore)
A lot of The Country for destination tourisme in Asia, One destination in singapore your can go to Marina Bay or Sentosa, two place containing casino and bar, hotel Also.
Cingapula 've logo in Marina Bay or Marina park
Logo Country Cingapula
Cingapula logo are lion. Cingpuran are same as with wild lion.
Singapore, officially the Republic of Singapore, is a Southeast Asian city-state off the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula, 137 kilometres (85 mi) north of the equator. An island country made up of 63 islands, it is separated from Malaysia by the Straits of Johor to its north and from Indonesia's Riau Islands by the Singapore Strait to its south. Singapore is highly urbanised but almost half of the country is covered by greenery. More land is being created for development through land reclamation.
Singapore had been a part of various local empires since it was first inhabited in the second century AD. Modern Singapore was founded as a trading post of the East India Company by Sir Stamford Raffles in 1819 with permission from the Sultanate of Johor. The British obtained full sovereignty over the island in 1824 and Singapore became one of the British Straits Settlements in 1826. Singapore was occupied by the Japanese in World War II and reverted to British rule after the war. It became internally self-governing in 1959. To persuade the British to grant it independence, Singapore joined Malaysia in 1963 and the next two years were spent in impasse. Due to serious cultural and ideological conflicts over many issues, the Malaysian parliament voted 126 to 0 to expel Singapore from Malaysia and Singapore became a fully independent state in 1965. Since then it has seen an increase in living standards, and is one of the Four Asian Tigers. The economy is diversified but the twin pillars are the industry and service sectors. Despite its small size, Singapore is a world leader in several areas. It is the world's fourth-leading financial centre, the world's second-biggest casino gambling market, the world's third-largest oil refining centre and one of the five busiest ports in the world. The country has the highest number of US dollar millionaire households per capita, with one out of every six households having more than one million US dollar in disposable wealth, not taking into account properties and businesses. The World Bank notes that Singapore is the easiest place in the world to do business. The country has the world's third highest GDP PPP per capita of US$59,936, making Singapore one of the world's wealthiest countries.
Singapore is a parliamentary republic with a Westminster system of unicameral parliamentary government. The People's Action Party (PAP) has won every election since the British grant of internal self-government in 1959. The legal system of Singapore has its foundations in the English common law system, but modifications have been made to it over the years, such as the removal of trial by jury. The PAP would prefer to be seen as a strong, experienced and highly qualified government, backed by a skilled Civil Service and an education system with an emphasis on achievement and meritocracy; but it is perceived by some voters, opposition critics and international observers as being authoritarian and too restrictive on individual freedom.
About 5.2 million people live in Singapore but only 3.3 million people are Singaporean citizens and 0.5 million people are Singapore Permanent Residents. Most are of Chinese, Malay, Indian and Eurasian descent. There are four official languages: English, Chinese, Malay and Tamil but English is the common language of the country. One of the five founding members of the Association of South East Asian Nations, Singapore also hosts the APEC Secretariat, and is a member of the East Asia Summit, the Non-Aligned Movement, and the Commonwealth.
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Thi Build is Restourant and Hotel Super Stars
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From up the Build can looking swiming place at under build.
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Singapore’s two casinos generated almost a billion dollars in tax revenue for the nine months to January 2012. Acting Minister for the Ministry of Community Development, Youth and Sports (MCYS) Mr Chan Chun Sing stated the city-state’s two integrated resorts earned $900 million between April 2011 and January 2012. The two locations, Resorts World Sentosa and Marina Bay Sands, revealed that 136,434 and 137,259, respectively, had visited each resort in the time scale given. The numbers are likely to rise even further as the industry gets even bigger and Asia continues to show its teeth!
Casino business revenue in Nevada experienced its largest gain in over three years in January. The state’s casinos earned $1.038 billion, 18.4 percent more than last year’s figure of $877 million. The Vegas strip went one better with casino win rising 29 percent to $623 million with downtown Sin City earning $47 million – up 14 percent on the previous year. January 2012’s figures were the largest since September 2008 and much of the success can be put down to Chinese New Year falling early. March will be a better month to gauge the state’s success although the figures are still impressive and clearly show Nevada undergoing something of a revival.
Stakeholders in Atlantic City are worried cheap hotel rooms are damaging the resort’s reputation. Curtis Bashaw, owner of up market boardwalk hotel the Chelsea, complained that casinos should be aiming for big-spending customers and not turning AC into the “Walmart” of destinations.
“It continues to be a very troubling strategy that is leading to the least common denominator and reinforcing the reputation of Atlantic City as a second-rate resort,” Bashaw said. “Any place that offers rooms for $19 can’t be viewed as an up-and-coming destination. We want to be an aspirational destination. We don’t want to be a destination of last resort.”
The casino industry, which brings most of the money into the region, has bitten back.
“The dynamic pricing of our hotel rooms and hotel packages provides customers an opportunity to select what is most important and of value to them,” said Don Marrandino, president of the Bally’s, Caesars, Harrah’s Resort and Showboat casinos owned by Caesars Entertainment Corp.
Casino place in marina park
What makes a successful tourist destination? Casinos, theme parks, and Bollywood films - or a mix of historic sites and local culture?
As Singapore reduces its dependence on electronics exports it wants to boost its tourism industry - currently about 5 percent of gross domestic product - and is betting on casinos and other imported entertainment to lure millions more visitors.
“Artificial tourist creations can work,” said Tony Wheeler, co-founder of the Lonely Planet guides.
“Disneylands all over the world seem to pull in the crowds. And the casinos, given the propensity for the Chinese to gamble, will probably be a success.”
Perhaps Singapore’s biggest handicap is its lack of famous sights: it has no Angkor Wat or Taj Mahal. For many years, it prided itself on its innumerable shopping malls, and promoted its annual “Singapore Sale.”
Abroad, it is often better known for its authoritarian ways -- it canes vandals, executes drug offenders, crushes political opposition, and bans the sale of chewing gum. Culturally, its development has been crippled by restrictions on freedom of expression and censorship of films and plays.
But with an eye on the newly affluent Chinese, Indians and other Asians who increasingly travel overseas, Singapore has begun work on several new attractions, including two big casinos, a Universal Studios theme park, and a ferris wheel, even though none of these is particularly Singaporean.
In a bid to generate more “buzz” abroad, it has opened clubs such as Ministry of Sound and is even pitching itself as a film location, eager to emulate New Zealand’s success with hits such as Lord of the Rings. By “starring” in Bollywood blockbusters such as Krrish, Singapore hopes to entice more Indian tourists.
Earlier this month, Singapore snagged the rights to host Formula One racing, which it hopes will raise its profile abroad. Citigroup expects the race to generate $150-200 million a year.
“They want to send a message that Singapore has changed,” said Christopher Wood, CLSA’s regional strategist.
“They have to have more than shopping centers. Formula One is a brilliant idea. But nobody in Asia does culture well. Japan is the only place in Asia that has it. There’s nothing cultural happening here now, zero.”
The government wants to double the number of visitors to 17 million a year by 2015, while nearly trebling tourism receipts to $30 billion. Its new attractions could well succeed in pulling the crowds, economists say, particularly given Macau’s experience.
Air plan in airport
Wooowww i want honeymoon in there,,,
BalasHapuswhere is the place and we can enjoy with wild life