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This document provides information about Singapore in 3 paragraphs. Singapore is an island country located off the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula in Southeast Asia. It is a highly urbanized city-state made up of 63 islands with a population of over 5 million people from various cultures that speak English, Mandarin, Malay, and Tamil. Singapore has transitioned from a British colony to an independent republic since 1965 and is now a global financial center and tourist destination known for its skyscrapers, shopping malls, cultural diversity, and hosting the annual Formula One race. The document outlines a research plan to better understand Singapore's positioning and reputation as a tourist destination by conducting surveys, interviews, focus groups, and reviewing secondary sources like academic
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- 1. Republic of Singapore RepublikSingapura 新加坡共和国 XīnjīapōGònghéguó SiṅkappūrKuṭiyarasu República de Singapur
- 3. PROPOSED DESTINATION Singaporeis a southeast Asian city-state of the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula.
- 4. The country is highly urbanized with very little primary rainforest remaining. Singapore is well known for their skyscrapers and malls, but this city-state of Singapore it’s recognized for their wildlife and rainforest.
- 5. Characteristics An island country made up of 63 islands Four official languages: Malay, Chinese, English and Tamil Second in the world in population density Total population 5,183,700 Typical Southeast Asian kind of weather:hot and humid climate Multicultural place
- 6. History •Differentcultures: chinese, indian, malaysian and occidental •Formerbritishcolony •Singapore has beenindependentsince 9th August 1965 •The 4th mostimportantfinancial center of theworld •Strategic place for the exchange of goods
- 7. Touristattractions Mix of landscapeslikecosmopolitancity and jungle F1 Singapore GP Shopping paradise (37 shopping malls) Cultural tour (Chinatown, Little India, ArabicStreet, Colonial neighborhood…) Culinary capital of Asia Opportunityforinvestment
- 9. RESEARCH OBJECTIVES Toknowthe actual positioning of Singapore Topreviewthefuturesituation SINGAPORE…?
- 10. Tosearchthereasonswhypeoplevisittherepublic. TomakeSingapore a recognisedcosmopolitancityaroundtheworld
- 11. Primary Research Methodologies Questionnairewithquantitativeresults Interviews to a professionalprofile Focusgroup
- 12. Secondary Data Sources Academicpapers Blogs Travel guides Newspapers, documentaries…
- 13. ResearchParticipants QUESTIONNAIRES: Groups that visited the Republic or not Age: 25-50 Urban people Different nationalities
- 14. ResearchParticipants INTERVIEWS: Workers at agency travels ( to get information about how they sell Singapore)
- 15. Research Participants FOCUS GROUP: Information online through blogs or social networks.
- 16. Research Schedule PLAN RESEARCH PART 1 - Theresearchbrief and proposal Proposeddestination Secondweek PART 2- TheacademicDiscussion: LiteratureReview Search in academicpapers Fifthweek PART 3- Data Collection - Sixth week Researchinformationtomakequestio Seventh week nnaires -Do thequestionnaires
- 17. PLAN RESEARCH PART 4- Data Analysis&Evaluation -Analysethequestionnairesresults Eighthweek -Make charts Ninthweek PART 5-Researchfindings&outlinerecommendations Explaintheconclusionsbasedontheo Eleventhweek bjectives.