Whether you prefer the view in front of the ocean, the mountains or a big plate of pasta, we’ve got the 2012 trip for you !

Where’s the best place to escape another year’s grind and remember that a whole world is still out there?

A mountain. A beach. A Greek idyll. Only you know who you are and what suits you.

But we’ve got a decent idea. Or seven.

What follows are seven trips for seven traveler types, all of whom deserve an adventure this year — and a friendly 2012 reminder to not forget the sunscreen.

1. The outdoorist: Mount Whitney, California, United States

Can’t make it up Everest? Pack some Himalayan prayer flags for your photo op at the peak.

You want to clamber up a “highest” mountain somewhere. Gotcha.

But, let’s be honest, it’s not gonna be Everest or even Kilimanjaro in this lifetime.

Consider 4,421-meter Mount Whitney, the tallest peak in America’s lower 48 states, and reputedly the highest walk-up summit on the globe.

It’s doable for just about any weekend peak-bagger in decent shape with enough foresight to apply six months ahead for a summer climbing permit.

Looming in central California’s Eastern Sierra about 320 kilometers north of Los Angeles, Mount Whitney welcomes about 20,000 summit pushers a year.

Not all make it to the top, but the vast majority come during the mountain’s short climbing window between June and August when the 18-kilometer Whitney Trail — the most accessible route up — isn’t caked in snow and ice.

What’s the payoff along the way? An Ansel Adams-worthy canvas of granite peaks, glistening streams, wildflowers and waterfalls. Waiting at the top is an eternal view of California’s Owens Valley and those equally eternal bragging rights.

2. The beach baron: Boracay, Philippines

They don’t realize it now, but they’re having a top-ten experience.

Yes, it’s Top 10 Beach time again! Once the weather turns nasty in the northern climes, out come those annual lists grading every strip of sand between Malibu and Mauritius.

The world is filled with ranked beaches, but one worth putting on the radar is Boracay, a resort-studded speck of an isle about 320 kilometers south of Manila, which placed second in 2011’s TripAdvisor Travelers’ Choice Beach Awards.

Less then 10 kilometers long, Boracay’s powdery shores are complemented by enough top resorts, full-service spas, kite-surfing rental shops and full-body beach massage touts to keep everyone happy.

Summer 2011 reports of a giant development involving four new hotels and additional tourism projects on Boracay will no doubt draw an even larger wave of beach aficionados.

That makes 2012 the year to get there before they do.

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3. The wildlife lover: Pantanal, Brazil

Don’t forget to look up at the actual rhino while you’re snapping 100 frames per second.

Pandas, whale sharks, gorillas, white rhinos. The odds of glimpsing any endangered species in the wild are shrinking fast. So are their natural habitats, with a few hopeful exceptions.

Take the Pantanal, southwestern Brazil’s vast tropical outback, which recently garnered a spot on CBS’s “60 Minutes” as one of the last remaining reliable places to spot giant anteaters, giant otters, hyacinth macaws and — one of the world’s most elusive and threatened charismatic mega-fauna — jaguars.

Your best chance of spotting one, or many, is likely in the Pantanal.

“So far, we’ve had multiple jaguar sightings on every trip, including several indescribable ‘wow’ moments,” says Ged Caddick, a veteran naturalist and founder of Terra Incognita Ecotours, which runs a variety of wildlife journeys around the world, including a nine-day Pantanal tour: South American Savannah: Jaguars, Tapirs, Macaws and More.

Nearly half of the tour is based on a river bank at a Jaguar Research Camp in a remote state park where guests cruise up and down with their zoom lenses waiting for those “wow” moments: like a life-and-death wrestling match between a jaguar and an three-meter caiman.

“That one happened about 50 meters from our boats,” says Gaddick.

4. The eternal honeymooner: Santorini, Greece

Celebrate your love by rescuing a crippled economy.

Is it a good time to be planning that dream honeymoon to Greece — a beautiful country in its third year of economic crisis and which is now on the brink of punishing debt restructure?

“Greek tourism is actually not doing as badly as you might think,” The Guardian recently noted. This in spite of the fact that “according to credit ratings agencies, Greece is a worse economic bet than either Pakistan or Ecuador.”

Bottom line: if there’s a safe, romantic haven hiding out in any country this financially bungled, it has to be Greece’s eternal newlywed-magnet isle, Santorini.

With stark volcanic cliffs and strings of whitewashed villages, the pride of the Cyclades may have actually been buoyed by the falling euro, with reports of “banner years” in 2010 and 2011 — and promising signs in 2012.

Couples who are rightfully drawn to Santorini are a world apart from all that. They’re too busy escaping on cruises to the neighboring islet of Thirasia (population 270) where a quiet cliff-top taverna has a glass of ouzo and plate of fava beans with their name on it.

Or basking in hot mud springs on the nearby “Burnt Islands” of Palaia Kameni and Nea Kemeni.

Or parking in the seaside town of Oia for one of the world’s most life-affirming sunsets, joined by other starry-eyed couples who haven’t encountered a business section in days.

5. The coffee whisperer: Blue Mountains, Jamaica

Taking your love of coffee to new heights.

If you’re in some global-franchised espresso line back home, you’re settling for second best.

Savoring a sunrise and local joe in Jamaica’s Blue Mountains is the world’s most honest caffeine buzz.

Blue Mountain Coffee — Jamaica’s magic bean — is commonly hailed the finest, scarcest premium coffee in the world.

It can be tough to find a genuine cup of this full-bodied wunderbrew even in Jamaica, unless you go straight to its source in the island’s rugged east end — about as removed from Jamaica’s beach traffic as you can get.

The Blue Mountain Coffee crawl begins at Craighton Estate, a historic, 18-hectare plantation only 30 minutes’ winding drive from Kingston. The tour begins with a cup of just-brewed 100 percent Blue Mountain Coffee on the estate’s grand Victorian balcony and continues with a trip through the property’s aromatic grounds.

The place to savor the bold Blue Mountains is Strawberry Hill, a mountain retreat with private luxury villas and gardens covered with coffee bushes, mango trees, bamboo and tropical flowers.

6. The cultural anthropologist: Pyongyang … and beyond

Who knew getting on a tour bus would get you street cred?

Tired of vacations filled with the usual hedonism and frivolous poolside chat? Yearning for a real getaway where you can form your own firsthand, sociopolitical opinion about how economic globalization affects industry and local communities?

Taking a trip with Global Exchange is like hanging out in a National Geographic special.

The U.S.-based human rights organization leads hundreds of short-term “Reality Tours” around the world, all geared toward getting travelers in touch with the planet at the grassroots level.

Enlightening trips to more than 30 countries in Asia, Africa, the Middle East and Latin America explore a range of local topics from health and the environment to education and civil rights.

One of the org’s headliner tours this spring — North Korea: Beyond the Bamboo Curtain — coincides with a Presidential Centennial Celebration and aims to put a human face on one of the world’s most commonly dehumanized nations.

7. Big eater: Sardinia, Italy

If you read this island’s name as Sardines, you’re on the right track.

“Agritourism” may sound like a new travel buzzword, but the concept has been big in Italy for decades — particularly in rolling country steeped in local, agrarian tradition, like Umbria, Tuscany and (our favorite, further out) Sardinia — one of the country’s most rustic corners.

Hundreds of rural properties throughout Sardinia’s four provinces open their farmhouse doors to travelers craving an authentic taste of outer-Italian-isle-style farm life.

Accommodations vary from simple farms in the Barbagia to Costa Smeralda agri-villas with vegetarian cuisine and relaxation classes.

Agrarian activities run the gamut. Some farms offer horseback tours and guided hikes. Others operate more like moderately priced bed-and-breakfasts.

Few hosts expect that their guests will actually be interested in putting in a day’s work behind the plow — the dude ranch concept barely translates in Sardinia.

A handful of agritourism web sites list farms with links to homepages and online booking options all over Italy. Try Agritour and Agritalia.

Regional agriturismo offices can provide further information.

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Chinese New Year 2012 – Lunar New Year 2012 – Spring Festival 2012

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.

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Date of Chinese New Year 2012
The first day of Chinese New Year 2012 (Chun Jie / ?? 2012) will be celebrated on Monday, 23 January 2012, and the festival will usually last for as long as 15 days, till the 6 February 2012.

Chinese New Year 2012 Around The World

Chinese New Year 2012 is an annual official public holiday for many countries, including Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, and Indonesia. The Spring Festival 2012 is among the longest public holidays in China, one of the Golden Week.

Some countries refer to the Lunar New Year with their local name, such as Tet Nguyen Dan (Vietnamese New Year) in Vietnam, Korean New Year in South Korea, or Setsubun in Japan.

To the Chinese communities, Chinese New Year is the biggest annual event, where families would gather for reunion dinner and friends would be visiting each other. Markets will be abuzz with activities and many beautiful ornaments weeks prior to the festival.

Public Holidays For Lunar New Year 2012
Here are public holidays for chinese new year 2012 around the world:
Indonesia : Monday, 23 January 2012 (1 day)
Malaysia : Monday, 23 January 2012 – Tuesday, 24 January 2012 * (2 days)
Singapore : Monday, 23 January 2012 – Tuesday, 24 January 2012 (2 days)
Hong Kong : Monday, 23 January 2012 – Wednesday, 25 January 2012 (3 days)
Macau : Monday, 23 January 2012 – Wednesday, 25 January 2012 (3 days)
China : Monday, 23 January 2012 – Wednesday, 25 January 2012 (3 days)
South Korea : Monday, 23 January 2012 – Wednesday, 25 January 2012 (3 days)
Vietnam : Monday, 23 January 2012 – Thursday, 26 January 2012 (4 days)^
Taiwan : Monday, 23 January 2012 – Thursday, 26 January 2012 (4 days)^

In Thailand, Philippines, Cambodia and Japan, Chinese New Year 2012 is a major festival, however is not a public holiday.

*except for Malaysian states of Kelantan and Trengganu, in which Chinese New Year 2012 is a one-day holiday

^ Chinese New Year holiday in Vietnam and Taiwan usually start on Chinese New Year eve, and continue till third day of the new year. In 2012 the holiday extend to the fourth day of Chinese New Year since new year eve falls on Sunday.

Public Holidays For Lunar New Year 2011
Here are public holidays for chinese new year 2011 around the world:
Indonesia : Thursday, 3 February 2011 (1 day)
Malaysia : Thursday, 3 February 2011 – Friday, 4 February 2011 * (2 days)
Singapore : Thursday, 3 February 2011 – Friday, 4 February 2011 (2 days)
Hong Kong : Thursday, 3 February 2011 – Saturday, 5 February 2011 (3 days)
Macau : Thursday, 3 February 2011 – Saturday, 5 February 2011 (3 days)
China : Thursday, 3 February 2011 – Saturday, 5 February 2011 (3 days)
South Korea : Thursday, 3 February 2011 – Saturday, 5 February 2011 (3 days)
Vietnam : Wednesday, 2 February 2011 – Saturday, 5 February 2011 (4 days)
Taiwan : Wednesday, 2 February 2011 – Saturday, 5 February 2011 (4 days)

In Thailand, Philippines, Cambodia and Japan, Chinese New Year 2011 is a major festival, however is not a public holiday.

*except for Malaysian states of Kelantan and Trengganu, in which Chinese New Year 2011 is a one-day holiday

Chinese Zodiac

Chinese Zodiac (Chinese: ?? / Sheng xiao ) relates each chinese calendar year to an animal, based on a 12-year cycle. It is a widely popular system used informally in many Asian countries, including China, Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Korea and Japan.

Chinese Year 2012 (23 January 2012 – 9 February 2013) is the Year of Dragon.

Business During Chinese New Year Holiday

Days prior to and during Chinese New Year are traditionally busiest period for restaurants as well as travel agencies.

Many Chinese families will have reunion dinners together at the restaurants, ordering relatively expensive dinner package.

Some others will take a holiday trip, since Chinese New Year is also the longest public holiday in many countries, like China, Singapore, Vietnam or Taiwan.

Chinese New Year Celebrations

Chinese New Year 2012 in Singapore
Chinatown is a key focal point for Chinese New Year festivities in the few weeks leading to up to Chinese New Year and a few weeks following that. Visitors can immerse in the entire Chinese cultural experience and experience the festive hustle and bustle simply by walking the streets of Chinatown. Chinatown is also where local Chinese congregate year after year to shop for the necessary new year items for the home and to soak in the festive atmosphere.

One can expect a colorful and elaborate street light-up along the main and side streets of Chinatown with interactive light displays and photo opportunity points on the Garden Bridge and other key focal points. Take your pick from over 500 festive street stalls offering Chinese New Year goodies in Chinatown & People’s Park. Nightly cultural stage shows at Kreta Ayer Square will feature renowned local and overseas performances.

Past and Future Chinese New Years

Chinese New Year 2008
2008 is the year of Rat. Chinese New Year 2008 falls on Thursday, 7 February 2008

Chinese New Year 2009
2009 is the year of Ox. Chinese New Year 2009 falls on Monday, 26 January 2009

Chinese New Year 2010
2010 is the year of Tiger. Chinese New Year 2010 falls on Sunday, 14 February 2010

Chinese New Year 2011
2011 is the year of Rabbit. Chinese New Year 2011 falls on Thursday, 3 February 2011

Chinese New Year 2012
2012 is the year of Dragon. Chinese New Year 2012 falls on Monday, 23 January 2012

Chinese New Year 2013
2013 is the year of Snake. Chinese New Year 2013 falls on Sunday, 10 February 2013

Chinese New Year 2014
2014 is the year of Horse. Chinese New Year 2014 falls on Friday, 31 January 2014

Chinese New Year 2015
2015 is the year of Sheep. Chinese New Year 2015 falls on Thursday, 19 February 2015

Chinese New Year 2016
2016 is the year of Monkey. Chinese New Year 2016 falls on Monday, 8 February 2016

Chinese New Year 2017
2017 is the year of Rooster. Chinese New Year 2017 falls on Saturday, 28 January 2017

Chinese New Year 2018
2018 is the year of Dog. Chinese New Year 2018 falls on Friday, 16 February 2018

Chinese New Year 2019
2019 is the year of Pig. Chinese New Year 2019 falls on Tuesday, 5 February 2019

Classic Chinese New Year Songs

Chinese New Year is only complete if accompanied with Chinese New Year Songs about celebrating spring, praying for abundance, good luck, and blessings.

Here are some classic Chinese New Year Songs by Teresa Teng
??? Teresa Teng ??? New Year Blessings

??? Teresa Teng ??? Good New Year

??? Teresa Teng ??? Flowers That Welcome The Spring

??? Teresa Teng ??? Countless Years of Blessings

Wishing you an abundance of blessing, prosperity, and longevity !

Happy Chinese New Year 2012 ! Happy CNY 2012 !
Happy Lunar New Year 2012 ! Happy Spring Festival 2012 !

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Christmas In Singapore

Merry Christmas, Singapore!

If you want one thing that is associated with the month of December, then it is Christmas. As this last month of the year approaches, here in Singapore, people start getting into a mood of celebration in expectation of this great event. Both young and old alike tend to become more jovial.

Although Christmas is primarily a Christian celebration, it has influenced the lives of people from diverse backgrounds the whole world over. The Christmas festivities actually cover a good part of the month of December. There is a great deal of preparation prior to the actual date of 25th December. And this day is just the beginning of the period known as Christmastide, which covers twelve days.

Uniquely Singapore

Singapore is one of the best places to enjoy Christmas. We have a rich cultural diversity, where people enjoy celebrating their respective traditions. However, Christmas brings together all these various cultures in a unique grand celebration.

Celebrating Christmas in Singapore involves taking part in the conventional Christmas events with a mixture of other activities that are ‘Uniquely Singapore’. Such traditions as gift giving are quite popular, complete with the well known Santa Claus. Decorations are carried out right from individual houses to the streets.

Particularly, lights in various colors are used to decorate the Orchard Road shopping belt, we call it Christmas Light Up, thus creating quite a beautiful atmosphere as the festive mood sets in. Celebrating Christmas in Singapore is associated with a lot of fun. There are numerous entertainment features that you can take part in, such as live music shows and parties. Of course, we never forget the ‘Christmas Countdown’.

Singapore is a great tourist destination, and this festive season gives you the unique opportunity to kill two birds with one stone, so to speak. In addition, celebrating Christmas inSingapore will give you the chance to get some great bargains for your shopping spree.

No matter how many times you celebrate Christmas inSingapore, you won’t get bored. Every year has a special theme that sets it apart. People from different parts of the world come to this beautiful island country for their Christmas celebrations again and again.

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For some people, a meaningful Christmas would mean spending time with families and friends in the comfort of one’s own home. We have a few suggestions for takeaways that’ll allow you to savour a sumptuous Christmas dinner minus the long queues, traffic jams and shopping crowd.

Poached Soy Sauce Turkey with tau kwa, rice & condiments. (Image courtesy of Goodwood Park Hotel)

Poached Soy Sauce Turkey with ‘Tau Kwa’ and Fragrant Rice from Goodwood Park Hotel

Price: $168 Capacity: Serves 8 to 12 Last order on 21^st Dec Tel:  6730 1867

Inspired by the Cantonese-style braised soy sauce chicken, this turkey features tender meat that boasts flavours of soy sauce, star anise and cloves. Accompanied by Teochew-style braised beancurd, flavourful chicken rice and homemade chilli sauce, this is ideal for easing the familiarity-seeking elders into eating this foreign fowl.

Buah Keluak Turkey, image courtesy of Swissôtel Merchant Court

Buah Keluak Turkey from Swissôtel Merchant Court

Price: $118+ (excluding 7% GST)

Capacity: 6 kg, serves 10 Last order on 22 December 2011, 12pm Tel: 6239 1848/1847

How about another local style turkey? This Buah Keluak Turkey marries both traditional roast turkey cooking technique and Peranakan ingredients. The lotus leaf glutinous rice and buah keluak gravy that accompanies the turkey make up a meal.

Turkey Roast with Iberico Chorizo stuffing. (image courtesy of Da Paolo)

Turkey Roast from Da Paolo

Price: $60 per kg Capacity: About 4kg Last order 20^th December. Minimum 3 days advance order. Pick up order forms at any Da Paolo Gastronomia outlets.

It is a conventional turkey, except that it comes fully deboned for the convenience of the diners. Stuffed with Iberico chorizo sausages, white carrots, caramelised peaches, mushrooms and herbs and accompanied with an orange and honey sauce, this will definitely be a crowd pleaser at any party!

Theobroma Christmas cake. (Image courtesy of Antoinette)

Theobroma from Antoinette

Price: $148 Capacity: 1.8kg, serves 20 Takeaway from now till 20^th Dec. To order 3 days in advance Request order forms from sweets@sugardaddy.com.sg

A contemporary twist to the conventional log cake, Theobroma is made up of layers of dark chocolate cremeux, dark chocolate mousse, flourless chocolate sponge with chocolate crisps, hazelnut dacquoise biscuits, nuggets of salted vanilla caramel and, wait for it – jellies.

Truffle Tree (image courtesy of Bakerzin)

White Chocolate Liquor Truffle Tree from Bakerzin

Price: $54 Capacity: About 950g Last order on 18^th Dec www.bakerzin.com

One of the joys of hosting a dinner is to watch your guests going gaga over the food that you’ve prepared. You can achieve that with Bakerzin’s chocolate truffle tree, which has 63 white truffles filled with Pink Champagne, Brandied Cherries, Rum and Whisky. Each mouthful is a heavenly mingling of melting white chocolate and heady liquor. Everything about this tree is edible, including the sugar coated stars and the white chocolate snowflake at the top of the tree.

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Johor Premium Outlets, the first Premium Outlet Centre in Southeast Asia, will open its doors to the public on …

 Come December, shopaholics in Singapore need only take an hour’s drive across an expressway to arrive at a highly anticipated shopping haven.

Johor Premium Outlets (JPO), the first Premium Outlet Centre in Southeast Asia, throws its doors open to the public on 2 December, a good nine days before its official opening on the 11th.

Located at the intersection of Malaysia’s North-South Expressway and the Second Link Expressway, the 175,000 sq ft outdoor centre will offer savings of between 25 to 65 per cent on more than 80 brand name stores.

Participating brands include Armani, Burberry, Canali, Ermenegildo Zegna, Guess, Michael Kors, Ralph Lauren, Salvatore Ferragamo and Tommy Hilfiger.

“The collection of brands at Johor Premium Outlets underscores our goal to provide visitors to our outlets with an upscale shopping experience combined with significant savings,” said Datuk Justin Leong, director of Genting Simon Sdn Bhd.

A joint venture between the Genting Berhad and Simon Property Group, the JPO is the 70th megastore in the Premium Outlets portfolio, the world’s largest collection of upscale outlet centres. They consist of 58 in the U.S., eight in Japan, two in Korea, one in Puerto Rico and one in Mexico.

Added Datuk Leong, “We are optimistic that strong credibility of the international brands will appeal to even the most fashion conscious shoppers.”

Fashion stylist Kovit Ang is one such shopper.

Having visited the Woodbury Common Premium Outlets in New York City last year, the 38-year-old is excited to explore the new outlet closer to home.

“The Woodbury Premiums in NYC was a fashion Disneyland to me,” he said.

“I remember we braved through rain and storm and flash floods just to get there… and those who’ve never been there can only fantasize,” laughed Ang.

Events coordinator Ann Sior was another shopper who had visited a Premium Outlet Centre in Japan.

“The one in Osaka’s very big, we didn’t have enough time to visit each and every shop,” she said.

“But prices are really quite cheap if you compare with those in Singapore,” added the 25-year-old, who scored a Prada bag there for S$1,600 when it was retailing in local stores at S$2,300.

For Sior, the opening of JPO couldn’t be any timelier.

“I’ll definitely go down before the Chinese New Year, so I can shop for some Chinese New Year clothing at the same time,” she said.

However, student Lucas Lim told Yahoo! Singapore that he is not in any hurry to explore the JPO, as much as he is looking forward to scouring the racks of its Burberry store.

“I’ll probably snap up any past seasons’ stuff that I regretted not buying previously if I see them again,” said the 23-year-old.

“But you know how openings can be so crowded and crazy. I’ll probably wait till the hype is over and reviews are out.”

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About Resorts World Sentosa Pte Ltd Resorts World Sentosa Private Limited is the leisure and gaming company that owns and operates Singapore’s biggest Integrated Resort, a 49-hectare development called Resorts World Sentosa. The mega resort is located on Singapore’s holiday island of Sentosa. The S$6.59 billion must-see destination welcomed its first visitors at its soft opening in early 2010. Resorts World Sentosa started operations with the four hotels in January, the Resorts World Casino in February and Universal Studios Singapore® family theme park in March, along with MICE facilities that include one of Asia’s largest Grand Ballrooms. It offers a wide range of entertainment and shows, as well as celebrity chef restaurants, brand-name boutiques and a half-kilometer long shopping and dining Strip named FestiveWalk. Two more hotels, the Marine Life Park and the Maritime Experiential Museum will be added in subsequent phases of the resort’s growth. Resorts World Sentosa is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Genting Singapore Public Limited Company (PLC), a leisure and gaming company listed on the mainboard of the Singapore Exchange. Genting Singapore PLC is part of the Genting Group that is listed in Malaysia.

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