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The Sunday Someday weekly series features bucket list destinations and how to get there using miles and points.

Singapore CBD skyline from Esplanade at dusk Traveling Well For Less

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Today’s Sunday Someday is Singapore.

The least expensive time to visit Singapore is August and September.

You can get to Singapore using airline miles and points.

You can transfer American Express Membership Rewards points to Singapore Airlines.

A roundtrip coach ticket will cost 70,000 Singapore Airlines miles.  You will pay 160,000 Singapore Airlines miles for Business Class and 215,000 Singapore Airlines miles for a First Class Suite.

Because Singapore Airlines is a member of the Star Alliance, you can use miles from a Star Alliance member airline, like United Airlines.

You will pay 80,000 United Miles to fly round-trip in coach to Singapore.  You can fly in First and Business Class for 140,000 United Airlines miles.

If you don’t have enough United miles, you can transfer Chase Ultimate Rewards points to United Airlines miles.

Singapore has been added to my bucket list.  Now to figure out when and what to do.  What are your must see suggestions for Singapore?

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dotti cahill

Monday 12th of May 2014

The botanical gardens are great/the giant wheel ride/the food ...the food the food is great and u must try the long's bar singapore sling and find a restaurant to have the GIANT crab done 2 ways.. It had to be the biggest thing i ever saw or ate.... the pictures did not do it justice... Check out the new casino that looks like a boat...

Traveling Well For Less

Thursday 15th of May 2014

Hi Dotti,

Thanks for the great tips! The Giant crab sounds delicious!

GETITON

Sunday 11th of May 2014

January 15-18 2015 DO

Traveling Well For Less

Thursday 15th of May 2014

Hi GETITON,

The Singapore DO could be DOable. :)

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