Super cheap deal alert: flights to Singapore for just $183—can it be true?

There are cheap flights available now. Scoot, a sister airline of Tigerair, has launched a flight promotion where you can flySingapore for $183 one-way (round trip including taxes for $816), with flight times scheduled as early morning departure and afternoon return. Such an unbeatable deal—will this opportunity be yours? Let’s find out together with us.

This promotion is effective immediately, with travel dates up to October 27 next year. So we checked out ticket prices for October this year, and found that most one-way trips hover around $438, while return flights can be had for over $300.

For a Friday departure and Monday return itinerary, the total round-trip fare including taxes is $1165—not the lowest price we've seen, but still quite reasonable.

And in fact, in recent yearsSingapore's government has been actively promoting the development of local tourism. Attractions such as Gardens by the Bayhave long become household names, while other sites such as the former Hill Street Police Stationalso offer rich cultural experiences.

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Gardens by the Bay is one of the world's top ten indoor gardens, cultivating over 500,000 rare plants from every continent except Antarctica, covering an area of 101 hectares.

The former Hill Street Police Station, built in 1934 and standing six stories tall, was formerly a police station and detention center, and was designated a national monument in 1998. Today, the upper floors house the offices of Singapore’s Ministry of Communications and Information, while the ground floor is home to the Singapore Art Gallery.Singaporehas become increasingly exciting in recent years. Are you thinking about traveling there soon?

Singaporehas become increasingly exciting in recent years. Are you thinking about traveling there soon?

Scoot SingaporeFlight deals
Discount code: "ESCAPE10"
Travel period: From now until October 27, 2018
Booking period: From now until September 17
Booking website:http://www.flyscoot.com

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