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discounts in Vietnam aim to lure tourist dollars
Outlets have agreed to reduce prices by 10-40 percent during August and September.
Designer hotels find new place to dock
The once abandoned dock, is now attracting designer hotels, shops and restaurants.
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for a holiday package this weekend
Hong Thai's Suntec fair and Chan Brothers' summer sale offers holidaymakers a wide selection of destinations and discounts.
Duty-free
shops
sell 'potentially risky' items
Shops sells potentially dangerous items that potential attackers can use to make a bomb.
Time travel at new Haneda terminal
The terminal will provide a journey into this country's past with a life-size re-creation of a street from the Edo period.
'Cruel' HK tour guide slapped with permanent ban
Video of her "verbal abuse" on tourists who refused to shop was released on the Internet.
Witchery boutique opens in T1 transit lounge
New store will offer both apparel and accessories, and build on success of first outlet at ION Orchard mall.
Hong Kong tour guide abuses tourists for spending too little
She threatened to lock up their hotel rooms and cancelled part of their tour.
Soon: Shopping belt for Orchard MRT station
It will be SMRTâs eighth MRT station shopping strip.
Shanghai flirts with legacy of 1920s heyday
Authorities have gradually unshackled many of the constraints imposed during the Communist Revolution.
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till you drop in Myeong-dong
Myeong-dong is the busiest shopping haven in Seoul and a paradise for foodies.
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till you drop on Casablanca sidewalks
A 1.68-kilometer-long shopping corridor on a street known as Casablanca, dubbed the "New Orchard Road."
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till 5am in Seoul
Shopaholics arise. Malls in Dongdaemun, Seoulâs largest shopping belt, open from 10.30am till dawn.
Shopping in the suburbs
If you are tired of the crowds, try heading out to the excellent suburban malls.
A S'porean's guide to shopping in KL (Part 2)
In part two, contributor Daisy Chiu shares tips and reviews regarding three malls, and tells you which are her favourites.
From food to fabric, Johor shoppers are spoilt for choice
A roundup of the best shopping malls just across the causeway.
A S'porean's guide to shopping in KL (Part 1)
Which shopping mall suits you best? Find out in this indepth guide.
Nighttime and the living is easy
Shanghai comes alive when dusk gives way to night.
48 hours in Lisbon
Local correspondents help you get the most out of a stay in this capital city that has a warm yesteryear feel to it.
Travel Postcard: 48 hours in World Cup crazy Cape Town
Overshadowed by Table Mountain and teeming with soccer fans here to watch the World Cup, Cape Town is a vibrant city at the tip of Africa where the Indian and Atlantic oceans meet.
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I usually heard that shopping in Johor Bahru is much more cheaper than shopping locally. However, I've only been there to
shop
once in a blue moon and I do not know of any updates of the place or any new shopping centres in JB. Where's good to
shop
in JB?
Tebrau City is the biggest and newest shopping mall in JB. If you like shopping, there's G2000, MNG, Giordano, MAC, Esprit. If you don't like branded goods, there are other other smaller names or unknown brands - yet they are great buys. If you like food, there's Japanese, Macau, Hong Kong, Italian, American, other than Malaysian food of course. If you're looking for books and stationery, Harris has a great range! It is like another version of Popular. If you plan to catch a movie at a cheaper price (as compared to Sg), there's also the newest TGV cinema there. Not to mention, the huge Jusco. Great place for families, couples, friends outing... child friendly. Depends what you are going to buy, perhaps RM 300-RM 500 (S$125-S$205) if you're on a shopping spree?
I usually heard that shopping in Johor Bahru is much more cheaper than shopping locally. However, I've only been there to
shop
once in a blue moon and I do not know of any updates of the place or any new shopping centres in JB. Where's good to
shop
in JB?
VCDs, DVDs, Music CDs and Computer Softwares are abundant in Holiday Plaza. There are a few good hairdressing salons on the 4th level. Holiday Plaza is the first shopping centre built in Johor Bahru town. Although this place is considered an "old" place, it still attracts many shoppers.
Hi, I need information on Ho Chi Minh during Chinese New Year. Are
shops
closed during that time? Is it better to follow tours or proceed on our own?
...of the year for the Vietnamese people. Hotels and flights sell out and
shops
and attractions close. So yes,
shops
are closed during CNY. Book everything well in advance.
Hi, I need information on Ho Chi Minh during Chinese New Year. Are
shops
closed during that time? Is it better to follow tours or proceed on our own?
Ho Chi Minh City was crazy during the CNY and the days leading up to it. Le Loi at night had the center lanes blocked off for pedestrians only. The parks were really packed with people. My advice is that if you've been to HCM before and you really know your way there, of course, you can proceed on your own. But if you're a newbie tourist there, it's better to follow tours. Well, I'm sure you don't want to get lost in another city when celebrating CNY.
Shopping in Bangkok
Times square is a must go! The apparel sold there is stylish but a lot cheaper in pricing. Siam paragon
and MBK shopping centreEmporium would be a good choice for high-end shopping
Price range: negotiable. one shirt could actually cost 2 SGD
You could also check out Bang Nam Phung Floating market though it is kind of dirty i suppose? They sell stuff like accessories clothes to even household appliances.
Shopping in Bangkok
Times square is a must go! The apparel sold there is stylish but a lot cheaper in pricing. Siam paragon
and MBK shopping centreEmporium would be a good choice for high-end shopping
Price range: negotiable. one shirt could actually cost 2 SGD
Chatuchak is also a good place to
shop
at when you go to bangkok. it is the largest weekend market in thailand! they even sell live animals there!
What are the best times to travel to London? I love their fashion there but I heard that the prices are pretty steep
...special deals during this low season and many
shops
slashing prices in the post Christmas sale. The...Little impact if you shopping at VAT refund retail
shops
). If you are brave enough to come in the cold...
Recently, I have been to Shanghai and I discovered this really awesome place where they sell really cheap and reasonably good quality goods. I highly recommend this street known as Qi Pu Lu. It is really near Nan Jing Xi Lu but it closes at 6pm. Remember to do some bargaining but please honour your last offer after they compromise or they could be very nasty to you!
Which is better? Qi Pu Lu or Yuyuan Bazaar?
Phuket is not only known for their beaches but also their ceramics and handmade crafts.
For those interested in refurnishing your house in Zen style, you could purchase your furniture at Phuket with authentic handcraft at a lower price than Barang barang!
You would probably have to go through DHL and it would depend on the mass and size of your shipment back. But all in all, it is much cheaper than the furniture sold in certain stores in Singapore, definitely a good buy! Furthermore,the quality of the products are really good.
Recently, I have been to Shanghai and I discovered this really awesome place where they sell really cheap and reasonably good quality goods. I highly recommend this street known as Qi Pu Lu. It is really near Nan Jing Xi Lu but it closes at 6pm. Remember to do some bargaining but please honour your last offer after they compromise or they could be very nasty to you!
I personally will not suggest going to Qi Pu Lu unless you're prepared to "fight" with the crowd and you dont mind chaotic mess with ppl spitting next to you! The things are cheap there especially if you have an excellent skill in bargaining. However, i feel jaded to go through the whole process of bargaining every single buy from coin pouch to cargo luggage. Yu Yuan market sells the usual touristy stuffs. It is a good place to buy souvenir to bring back home for your family & friends.
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Best and worst airports in Europe for shopping
Recent survey compares the tax-savings discounts shoppers stand to enjoy at the ten busiest terminals in Europe.
First look at the Marina Bay Sands hotel
The Marina Bay Sands hotels offer 2,560 rooms and suites, on 55 floors with 18 different room types. Currently, only 963 hotel rooms were opened at the first phase opening on April 27, at 15.18pm. The official Grand Opening will take place on June 23, and will open the remaining guest rooms, shops and restaurants, along with the Sands Skypark, which sits 60 stories off ground-level.
Universal Studios Souvenirs and memorabilia
Universal Studios has plenty of trinkets and gifts on display, from a colourful variety of stores. Here's a short tour through them.
Gastronomic adventures in Osaka
From pancakes to pork cutlets, contributor and food-lover Calvin Koh shares with us these drool-worthy photos from his Osaka trip.
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