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“EEBA International Entrepreneurial Study Abroad Program 2023 in Singapore”

Day 1:

The teacher and the students embarked on an exciting adventure to “Marina South Pier” using Singapore’s efficient public transportation system. Here, they delved into the captivating history of the port’s development and the businesses that have contributed to Singapore’s remarkable success as a bustling port city. The “Singapore Maritime Gallery” provided a window into the city’s maritime prowess.

As the sun set, the group’s sense of wonder continued to flourish as they ventured to “Gardens by the Bay”. There, they stepped into the enchanting world of Avatar: The Experience, a mesmerizing walkthrough event inspired by the stunning landscapes and storytelling of the film “Avatar”. The Cloud Forest became a magical backdrop for their exploration.

Day 2:

The morning of Day 2 was filled with anticipation as the students gathered at the Alexandra Point building. They were about to dive into the dynamic world of Singapore’s real estate market with the experts at “Fraser Property Limited”.

In the afternoon, their historical journey continued with a visit to the “National Museum of Singapore”, where they uncovered the rich background of this vibrant city.

As the clock neared 8 o’clock, excitement mounted as the students gathered to witness the “Wonder Full – Light & Water Spectacular” show. This grand display of light, color, sound, and water unfolded at the iconic Marina Bay Sands building, making it the largest of its kind in all of Southeast Asia.

Day 3:

Morning brought a sense of discovery as the students headed to the “Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS)” to explore the “MAS Gallery”. Here, they unraveled the intricate structure of financial services, the pivotal role of regulators, and how they facilitate the financial sector’s vibrancy. MAS, as the integrated regulator and supervisor of financial institutions in Singapore, opened their eyes to a world of financial wizardry.

After a delightful lunch near Marina Bay, they strolled to the “Red Dot Design Museum”, where more than 500 globally acclaimed design works were on display. These products had received recognition from one of the world’s most prestigious design awards, leaving the students in awe.

With the day drawing to a close, everyone headed back to the hotel to lighten their load before embarking on a final adventure at “Jewel Changi Airport”. There, they explored and reveled in the unique offerings of this remarkable airport before bidding farewell to Singapore and returning to Thailand.