£1 GBP stopover to celebrate Singapore's 50th

[MAN Flyer]

Forgot it's 50 years this year!.

Dear Mr MAN Flyer,

Singapore turns 50! In celebration of Singapore's 50th birthday this year, enjoy a Singapore Stopover Holiday from our promotional price of just £1 per person!

This exclusive offer includes a choice of accommodation from over 20 hotels, return airport transfers, admission to over 15 top tourist attractions, and much more!

Find out how to book and begin planning your trip today!

Thank you for your continued support, we look forward to welcoming you onboard.

Warmest Regards,
Wilson Yong
General Manager UK and Ireland
Singapore Airlines Limited

[yflyer]

Do they still charge £1 GBP to use the toilet at Harrods? This sounds like a great deal by comparison!

[CarbonMan]

Alamak! Foreigners get promo, kaki lang no promo!

So tell us what's in the small print.

[Kyo]

Wonder if anything similar ex-Aussie...

[lcpteck]

Alamak! Foreigners get promo, kaki lang no promo!

So tell us what's in the small print.

LMAO hahha

[KC*]

Alamak! Foreigners get promo, kaki lang no promo!

Singaporeans get to stay longer....for free....

So tell us what's in the small print.

....we have to pay tax.

[kapitan]

Singaporeans get to stay longer....for free....



....we have to pay tax.

And do note, like in many western countries, Singaporeans are paying like 40% tax....

[lcpteck]

And do note, like in many western countries, Singaporeans are paying like 40% tax....

True, we're taxed everywhere.

I'm glad there's not much tax in eating in Hawker centers.

[CarbonMan]

And do note, like in many western countries, Singaporeans are paying like 40% tax....

It's a sign of immense prosperity for one to be taxed at such a bracket.

[MSPeconomist]

It's a sign of immense prosperity for one to be taxed at such a bracket.

......and such high tax brackets eventually lead to less prosperity, not only for the individual but also for the nation.

[stargold]

And do note, like in many western countries, Singaporeans are paying like 40% tax....

But at least with CPF you actually have tangible benefits and probably getting infinitely more VFM compared to, say, the UK.

I honestly have no idea where my money goes (or went, as I am no longer based there). The current state pension, which is supposed to be one of the big "benefits" of the big government model, is GBP 113 per week. That might just about pay for lunch.

Singaporeans get to stay longer....for free....

Given property prices and rents, it would seem anything but free!