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By Air

Getting to Singapore is smooth and hassle free by air .There are many airlines which are operating flights to Singapore. Singapore Changi Airport is a place where East meets west . It has two terminals. The third opened in 2006 hosting 60 airlines. These terminals are connected by Skytrain monorail. The major airlines are: Air France, Air New Zealand, All Nippon Airways, Bangkok Airways,British Airways, Cathy Pacific, China Airlines, Japan Airlines, Korean Air, Malaysia Airlines, Quantas, SAS Airlines, Thai Airways and United Airlines. The airports are well managed and are connected to the downtown by various means of communication.

between Singapore and Malaysia and Singapore and Thailand. These stations are:Ban San Terminal at Arab and Queen Streets, Lanender Street Terminal off Kalang Bahru, and the Golden Mile Complex at Beach Road. Traveling by bus between these countries is rather cheap than any other conveyance. More than 25 routes are there for bus transportation . The major routes are: Singapore-Johar Express), Singapore-Malacca Express and Singapore-Kuala Lumpur Express

The Woodland causeway is spread across the Straits of Johor linking Singapore with Johor Bahru, Malaysia. This crossing is popularly known as Second Crossing. While Crossinh this causeway tolls should be paid and Vehicle Entry Permit(VEP) and ERP card should be presented. Thus car is one of the most convenient means for getting to Singapore.

Malaysia Railways runs three intercity trains between Kuala Lumpur and Singapore and an overnight train, Express Timuran,running between Singapore and Tumpat. The trains arrive and depart on Singapore Train Station. E and O Services operates Orient Express between Chiang Mai and Singapore via Bangkok. Therefore trains in Singapore are very much helpful in getting to Singapore.

Cruise ships provide a better transportation getting to Singapore . The main passenger port in Singapore is Singapore Cruise Center. More than ten lines are docking in Asia Pacific around the year. Apart from cruise ships ferries are also be taken to reach Singapore. There are many ferries departing from Cruise Center for ports in Kukup, Tionman and Sebona,Malaysia. Ferries are departing daily from the terminal at Tanah Merah to the Indonesian resort islands of Bintan and Batam in the Riau Archipelago. Thus there are several means by which Singapore can be easily and smoothly entered. So get ready for a wonderful tour to Singapore with your nears and dears without much harassment to your pocket.