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Agree that their prices can jump around, but they are the one I use the most. Their prices tend to be the lowest a lot of the time. And I always choose pay now instead of pay later for overseas stays.

Ah... I see It's the travel money card Just had a look at the conversion rate 1 AUD to 0.6448 USD Doesn't seem great

Looks like the Westpac card charges 3% foreign transaction fee though

I take Stugeron before every long haul flight.

do you have to use specific terminals for non-residents? I thought can just use any automated terminals. I have been entering Sg probably over a handful of times, including cruise terminal and by land from JB, and just used any automated terminal.

wow.... which terminal was this?

I recall that business seats btwn SYD and TPE were easily found previously. Don't tell me that since allowing onward flights from TPE, that availability has been slashed? Or is it a case of seats being snapped up due to the change?

yes and no, i think 2500QFFP=$7.95 + $25 (woolworths dollars forgone)

At least that is better than my experience. I was not even able to buy 2X $500 cards in one go. Really really pathetic.

Award flight, no choice, I'm afraid

I am flying Y from SIN to KUL, connecting J from KUL to SYD. Think I can access this lounge???

The HSR system is totally separate to the mainline rail system. Sometimes the stations may even be very far apart, eg Chiayi HSR station is some 10km away from Chiayi Station. Easycard is for metro use- bus/subway/bike etc, for various purchases in convenience stores, etc. It can be used for...

maybe something to do with the announcement by China regarding non recognition of online degrees?

I just returned from my first ever cruise, a very very short 2N cruise from SIN to Port Klang (KL) and return. Sadly I don't think I will be going on another cruise. I am highly prone to motion sickness (even watching movies can make me sick sometimes.) As soon as the ship left port, there...

I'm from Sydney. Out of curiosity, I checked the SQ website. It lists kiosk check in for MEL, but not for SYD and BNE. I am guessing the website is out of date?

Once upon a time, many years ago, my concept of frequent flyer points was basically I can earn points from a return trip to Europe, and the points get me a free ticket from Sydney to Melb. That was easy. The issues started when one gets greedy, reading about people redeeming fancy trips "worth"...

From the ICA home page, there does not seem to be any link or info to the "automated clearance initiative" page

you mean, you want to fly LHR to SIN, stopover for about 24h, then fly SIN-xx_-Hobart? Price seems same to me on SQ website of around 1000 GBP

did you try using the multi-city /stopover option?

I didn't know you can purchase gift cards using self serve