In 2008, Singapore ICA indicated that 6.25 million traveled overseas by air and sea, and for the ten months of 2010, this figure reached 5.36 million. Of course, it does not include travel by land transportation - train and road vehicle. A study from Euromonitor estimates that Singaporean did 14.08 million departures to foreign countries including 9.2 million to Malaysia. It would still make a difference with the number claimed by Malaysia for 2008 (11 million), and Euromonitor indicates that these are departures, including day trips. Full Story
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Travel Video News, 8 Mar 2010
In 2008, Singapore ICA indicated that 6.25 million traveled overseas by air and sea, and for the ten months of 2010, this figure reached 5.36 million. Of course, it does not include travel by land transportation - train and road vehicle. A study from Euromonitor estimates that Singaporean did 14.08 million departures to foreign countries including 9.2 million to Malaysia. It would still make a difference with the number claimed by Malaysia for 2008 (11 million), and Euromonitor indicates that these are departures, including day trips. Full Story
In 2008, Singapore ICA indicated that 6.25 million traveled overseas by air and sea, and for the ten months of 2010, this figure reached 5.36 million. Of course, it does not include travel by land transportation - train and road vehicle. A study from Euromonitor estimates that Singaporean did 14.08 million departures to foreign countries including 9.2 million to Malaysia. It would still make a difference with the number claimed by Malaysia for 2008 (11 million), and Euromonitor indicates that these are departures, including day trips. Full Story
