The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands

Marina Bay Sands is Singapore’s most extravagant attraction, and it goes without saying it’s home to a luxury shopping mall. The Shoppes have everything your heart desires, from luxury brands to high street stores, and its architecture is as stunning as it gets.

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VivoCity

Surprisingly enough, The Shoppes isn’t Singapore’s largest mall and that title actually belongs to VivoCity. Modern and sleek, this shopping center covers three floors and two basement levels, filled with stores, restaurants, theaters, and even a rooftop amphitheater and an open-air playground.

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Orchard Road

If you want to take a break from the malls and do your shopping in one of Singapore’s most bustling streets, Orchard Road is your best bet. The city’s shopping hub is the no. 1 spot for upscale shopping in Singapore, and it offers everything from renowned department stores to fancy cafés and restaurants.

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Keeping Score

Even if the things you’re buying are pretty cheap, the expenses will start piling up after a while. That’s why you should have a clear budget in mind and keep a score of the things you’re buying. This will help you avoid buying unnecessary items and keep your expenses in check.

Price Compare

Think twice before shopping at international stores that are available in your home country. Their offer is probably similar, so there’s no need to waste space in your suitcase on items you can buy at home if the prices aren’t significantly lower.

Suitcase Choice

Know exactly how many things you want to buy and pick your suitcase accordingly, especially if you’re paying extra to bring it along. If shopping is the main purpose of your trip, never travel with a full suitcase, since you’ll need extra space to pack all the items you’re going to buy.

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If you’re thinking of embarking on a shopping trip, here’s a couple of things to keep in mind.

Pack Smart

Your luggage shouldn’t be full before you hit the road, because you should save some room for all the items you’re going to buy. Never pack more clothes than you need to, since you’re going to get something new, anyway.

Shops to Avoid

Many of the shops you’ll find abroad are already available in your home country. Unless there’s a huge discount involved, you won’t be saving any money by shopping in them, since you can already find the same items back home.

Duty-Free?

Unless you went overboard during your shopping trip and bought many pricy items, you shouldn’t worry about paying custom fees. Many of the products are tax-free, but you should consider keeping the receipts, just in case.

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The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands

Marina Bay Sands is Singapore’s most extravagant attraction, and it goes without saying it’s home to a luxury shopping mall. The Shoppes have everything your heart desires, from luxury brands to high street stores, and its architecture is as stunning as it gets.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by bingoblast (@bingoblast)

VivoCity

Surprisingly enough, The Shoppes isn’t Singapore’s largest mall and that title actually belongs to VivoCity. Modern and sleek, this shopping center covers three floors and two basement levels, filled with stores, restaurants, theaters, and even a rooftop amphitheater and an open-air playground.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Aish (@aixhcreamm)

Orchard Road

If you want to take a break from the malls and do your shopping in one of Singapore’s most bustling streets, Orchard Road is your best bet. The city’s shopping hub is the no. 1 spot for upscale shopping in Singapore, and it offers everything from renowned department stores to fancy cafés and restaurants.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Aishah (@_aishahsanusi_)

The post Best Shopping Experiences in Singapore appeared first on Traveler Master.

Keeping Score

Even if the things you’re buying are pretty cheap, the expenses will start piling up after a while. That’s why you should have a clear budget in mind and keep a score of the things you’re buying. This will help you avoid buying unnecessary items and keep your expenses in check.

Price Compare

Think twice before shopping at international stores that are available in your home country. Their offer is probably similar, so there’s no need to waste space in your suitcase on items you can buy at home if the prices aren’t significantly lower.

Suitcase Choice

Know exactly how many things you want to buy and pick your suitcase accordingly, especially if you’re paying extra to bring it along. If shopping is the main purpose of your trip, never travel with a full suitcase, since you’ll need extra space to pack all the items you’re going to buy.

The post Plan a Shopping Trip to a Foreign Country Without Breaking the Bank appeared first on Traveler Master.

If you’re thinking of embarking on a shopping trip, here’s a couple of things to keep in mind.

Pack Smart

Your luggage shouldn’t be full before you hit the road, because you should save some room for all the items you’re going to buy. Never pack more clothes than you need to, since you’re going to get something new, anyway.

Shops to Avoid

Many of the shops you’ll find abroad are already available in your home country. Unless there’s a huge discount involved, you won’t be saving any money by shopping in them, since you can already find the same items back home.

Duty-Free?

Unless you went overboard during your shopping trip and bought many pricy items, you shouldn’t worry about paying custom fees. Many of the products are tax-free, but you should consider keeping the receipts, just in case.

The post 3 Things You Should Keep In Mind When Planning a Shopping Trip appeared first on Traveler Master.