Since it may be a while until we’re able to travel the world once again, how about exploring scenic places right here on our shores? Singapore is home to a plethora of parks that are perfect for a morning stroll or a weekend picnic.
If you’re looking for a new nature-inspired activity to enjoy over the weekend without sweating it out on a hike, picnics are a great way to recharge, break the routine of our hectic lives, and spend time with our family and friends all at the same time.
When you live in an urban jungle like Singapore, there’s no hiding behind the fact that we’ve succumbed to workaholic living at least once in our lifetime. Due to our face-paced lifestyles, it can be difficult to catch a break. But it is also vital that we take the time and effort to pamper ourselves every once in a while.
If you’re looking for something to do on the weekend or just need a quick respite, how about immersing yourself in a soothing massage treatment? Since we’ll be stuck in the country for the foreseeable future, it’s time to explore the different ways we can treat ourselves right here on our shores.
Earth Hour is happening this Saturday 27th March 2021 from 8.30pm – 9.30pm, and we are really excited about it! Show your support, switch off any non-essential lights and join millions of people around the world in raising awareness around climate change! One hour may seem like a long time but you don’t have to sit in the dark feeling bored. Here are 5 fun things to do.
With Chinese New Year just around the corner, it’s time to stock up on your favourite snacks to celebrate once again.
Whether it’s sweet, savoury or unique, we’ve got something for you and your loved ones in our list of the best places to go to for CNY goodies!
From adopting plant-based diets, buying organic produce, to reducing food waste, more and more people have been gaining interest in how they can adopt sustainable eating habits.
With the influx of processed foods and unhealthy options, it is important to know what goes into our bodies and where our food comes from.
This year, Christmas is going to feel a little different. Nevertheless, we can still have a jolly good time! We checked in with Team iSwitch to see how they will be celebrating and what extra precautions they will be taking to stay safe. From connecting with family over Zoom to enjoying home-cooked food, here’s how you can make your Christmas special.
Even though Singapore is a small country, there’s a big number of things to do over the weekend! Whether you’re a nature buff, adrenaline junkie or simply want to spend a day being a tourist and discovering iconic sights, we’ve got you covered!
For those with kids, don’t worry – we have identified some family-friendly activities that are not only going to be fun for you but your little ones as well.
Ready to fill your weekends with fun and adventure? Read on to explore Singapore’s treasure trove of activities!
While we all can’t wait to holiday overseas, a local staycation is a great alternative to fulfil your inner wanderlust while relaxing in a familiar environment!
As of 28th July, 139 local hotels have received approval from the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) to welcome guests to stay for leisure purposes, with the necessary safeguards in place to ensure their utmost safety.
As we celebrate 55 years of independence this National Day, let’s take a moment to remember some key milestones in our history. After all, Singapore has thrived during uncertain times and come a long way since its founding as a colony!
Through some of Singapore’s landmarks, we can appreciate and treasure our heritage as well as learn more about the challenging times we have gone through.
Singapore
8th April 2020
As the measures against the spread of the Covid-19 have increased with the introduction of the Circuit Breaker period, we would like to update you on how iSwitch continues to serve your electricity needs while complying with the government guideline.