Medical Facilities in Singapore
Singapore Medical services are one of the best in the world. There are many government/public, private hospitals around the island. There are hundreds of clinics (private and public) around the island. The Costs of medical services in Singapore is still affordable as compared to other countries. For Singapore nationals are heavily subsidized by the Government and for foreigners it is somewhat high but still affordable. Pharmaceuticals are available from various outlets, including supermarkets, department stores, hotels and shopping centers. Registered pharmacists work from 9 am to 6 pm.

Hotel Facilities
Singapore Hotels offers superb services, elegantly decorated rooms and suits and highly personalized services for its discerning guests. Nearly all the hotels are in close proximity of the business hub, local attractions and shopping centers, restaurants of Singapore. Some of the hotels are away from hustle and bustle of the city offering you complete relaxation. Hotels in Singapore offer excellent accommodation with exquisite designed settings, impeccable services and warm hospitality. The hotels in Singapore offers well equipped business center equipped with all modern amenities necessary for smooth running of the meeting/conference. All hotels of Singapore offer recreational facilities for its esteemed guest. Fitness center, various treatments of Spa, sauna, Jacuzzi, sports facilities will be your best choice for leisure time. Restaurants at the hotels of Singapore offer various regional delicacies in excellent interior décor and friendly service. Various national and international cuisines are prepared by expert chefs. Many hotels have their own contracted doctors, who will be able to attend to you when you are in need. If you are in the hotel, call the hotel receptionist for assistance in event of needs.

Tourism Facilities
The Singapore Tourist Promotion Board was first established in 1964 with the mandate to promote Singapore as a tourist destination. In 2004, the tourism sector has generated S$9.6 billion in tourism receipts, exceeding the target by 10 percent. There is an exponential growth from China, India, Indonesia, Thailand, the Philippines and Australia. The International Congress and Convention Association also ranked Singapore as the third most preferred place for conventions and the only Asian city in its top-ten list. Tourism is an important sector of the Singapore economy. It contributes 3 percent to Singapore’s GDP and provides 150,000 jobs.