Gain Insight in to the Tourism Sector in Singapore

DUBLIN, Ireland--(Business Wire)--
Research and Markets
(http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c86659) has announced the
addition of "The 2007 Tourism Sector Outlook for Singapore" to their
offering.

A current analysis of the outlook on Singapore's tourism sector
for 2007. Includes insight to its Airline and hotel lodging
industries, as well as the tourism impact of its upcoming Integrated
Resorts.

Singapore is a tiny bustling city-state of approximately 4.4
million people, with a highly developed economy, urban environment and
multicultural society. In 2006, Singapore attracted 9.7 million
international visitors - a 9% annual growth over 2005 figures - and
received S$12.4 billion (approximately US$8.1 billion) in tourist
receipts.

The author believes the island city could see substantial growth
in tourism arrivals and tourist dollar revenues in calendar year 2007.
We believe that the outlook for Singapore's tourism sector in the near
term is positive.

The government of Singapore recently put forth a highly ambitious
goal of 17 million visitor arrivals and S$30 billion (US$19.6 billion)
in tourism receipts by the year 2015. The achievement of these
objectives will be highly contingent upon the development of two
multi-billion dollar integrated resorts - comprehensive leisure and
entertainment complexes with casinos, hotel accommodation,
restaurants, retail establishments, entertainment venues, convention
and meetings space and other attractions.

Topics Covered:

The 2007 Tourism Sector And Economy

The Casino Gaming Industry In Singapore

The Economic Environment In Singapore

Tourism Development In Singapore

Singapore's Airline Connectivity

The Growing Hotel Lodging Industry In Singapore

Recent Entertainment And Leisure Developments In Singapore

Interdependence Of Singapore's Hotels, Airlines And Casinos

Macro Risk Factors

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