i'mpact Singapore Tourism Board Annual Report 2010/2011
i'mpact Singapore Tourism Board Annual Report 2010/2011
i'mpact Singapore Tourism Board Annual Report 2010/2011
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<strong>Tourism</strong> Sector Performance<br />
alongside the launch of a new website – www.chinatown.sg –<br />
to retell the Chinatown story and cultivate renewed appreciation<br />
for the precinct’s rich culture and heritage. This campaign also<br />
succeeded in creating many online advocates via its Facebook<br />
group to spread the buzz overseas.<br />
Not to be outdone, Little India has developed into a trendy area<br />
where visitors can enjoy its authentic charms and indulge in<br />
the many bars and restaurants that have opened to add new<br />
flavour to the visitor experience. STB also worked closely with<br />
the Little India Shopkeepers & Heritage Association (LISHA) to<br />
create a working plan to ramp up its management capabilities<br />
and ensure that the area continues to be relevant and exciting<br />
to visitors. An immediate outcome of this engagement was the<br />
launch of a new Little India website.<br />
The streets of Chinatown (above) and little India ( below) continue to buzz with<br />
activity even late into the night.<br />
The ongoing rejuvenation of these precincts ensures that<br />
both STB and place managers are keeping up with changing<br />
precinct demographics and travel trends, while creating<br />
products and experiences that are unique to <strong>Singapore</strong> and not<br />
replicated elsewhere.<br />
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