A 35-hectare site at the edge of the Kallang Basin, next to Singapore's bustling city centre, the sports hub will offer elite and recreational sporting and entertainment facilities. World-renowned acts in sports and music are being lined up. And the sky is the limit.
"We have already signed MOU's [memorandum of understanding] with around 20 major events in the run-up to 2015 when Singapore hosts the SEA [Southeast Asia] Games. We are looking at our grand opening ceremony continuing for 15 months until the SEA Games, and we will play host to a number of events with the focus being on football, rugby and cricket," said Collins, whose company is also one of four equity partners along with the Singapore government in this ambitious undertaking. Full story
