Kā spēcīgais Singapūras dolārs padara Taivānu, Japānu un Indonēziju par populārākajiem brīvdienu galamērķiem Singapūras iedzīvotājiem

Ceturtdiena, marts 13, 2025

Singapūrieši have consistently been avid travelers, and according to recent reports, their overseas travel spending reached record highs in both December and January. This surge in travel has been attributed to the strength of the Singapūras dolārs, which has provided them with greater purchasing power abroad. With a powerful passport in hand, the favorable exchange rates have made destinations like Japāna, Taivāna, un Indonēzija highly attractive for Singaporeans looking to travel.

Impact of the Strong Singapore Dollar

The Singapūras dolārs has proven to be a significant factor in the affordability of international travel. The stronger exchange rate not only makes purchases abroad more cost-effective but also eases the high cost of living within Singapore itself. As a result, traveling to nearby countries has become increasingly more affordable, encouraging more Singaporeans to explore global destinations.

Comparison of International Prices

To assess affordability, one informal yet effective method involves comparing the cost of a Big Mac in various countries. In Singapūra, tad Big Mac is priced at 6.95 SGD, which serves as a reference point to compare the relative cost in other countries.

• Taivāna (1 SGD = 24.69 TWD): 78 TWD (3.15 SGD) – 54.55% cheaper than in Singapore
• Indonēzija (1 SGD = 12,343 IDR): 41,000 IDR (3.32 SGD) – 52.21% cheaper
• Vjetnama (1 SGD = 19,098 VND): 76,000 VND (3.98 SGD) – 42.75% cheaper
• Japāna (1 SGD = 111.31 JPY): 480 JPY (4.31 SGD) – 37.95% cheaper
• Ķīna (1 SGD = 5.45 CNY): 25.50 CNY (4.68 SGD) – 32.63% cheaper
• Dienvidkoreja (1 SGD = 1,088 KRW): 5,500 KRW (5.05 SGD) – 27.31% cheaper
• Austrālija (1 SGD = 1.19 AUD): 7.75 AUD (6.50 SGD) – 6.50% cheaper

Taiwan: The Top Destination

Taivāna has seen a significant rise in Singaporean visitors, ar 447,841 Singaporeans traveling there in the past year, a number that has now returned to pre-pandemic levels. The favorable SGD/TWD exchange rate, which has improved by 4.8% in the past year, has made Taivāna even more appealing to Singaporean travelers. Taivāna is well-known for its vibrant night markets and affordable street food, which further boost its attraction as a travel destination.

Indonesia: A Popular Nearby Getaway

Indonēzija remains a favorite destination, especially with the SGD/IDR exchange rate having improved by 5.6%. In 2024, 1.4 million Singaporeans apmeklēja Indonēzija, most notably in June and December. Indonesia offers a wide array of experiences, from relaxing beach resorts in Bali to visiting the iconic Borobudur temple. As the cost of travel continues to decline, the appeal of Indonesia is expected to grow even further in the coming years.

Vietnam: Rich in Culture and Natural Beauty

Vjetnama continues to rise in popularity, with 347,495 Singaporeans visiting last year. The country’s unique cultural landmarks, such as Ha Long Bay un Chu Chi tunnels, make it a rich destination for both history buffs and nature lovers. The SGD/VND exchange rate has improved by 3.2% in the past year, adding to its allure.

Japan: Breaking Records with Strong Demand

Japāna has long been a popular destination for Singapūrieši, and in 2024, a record-breaking 691,100 Singaporeans visited Japan, surpassing the previous year’s numbers. The strength of the Singapūras dolārs pret Japānas jenas has allowed Singaporeans to visit Japan in large numbers, with the SGD strengthening by 45.9% in the past five years. While the exchange rate has remained relatively steady in the past year, Japan’s unique culture, food, and attractions continue to draw travelers from Singapore.

China: Simplified Travel Post-Pandemic

The tourism scene in Ķīna has seen a resurgence, with miljonus 1 Singaporeans visiting the country in pre-pandemic years. The removal of the visa requirement for short stays in China has made travel even easier for Singaporeans. The SGD/CNY exchange rate has improved by 2.2%, making it an even more affordable destination in 2025.

South Korea: K-Pop and Cultural Influence

Dienvidkoreja continues to be a favored destination, particularly for fans of K-pop un K-drāmas. In 2024, 375,428 Singaporeans visited South Korea, making it one of the most popular destinations in recent years. The significant depreciation of the Dienvidkorejas uzvar over the past five years has made travel to the country even more affordable. South Korea’s vibrant culture and entertainment scene continue to attract Singaporean visitors in droves.

Australia: A Long-standing Favorite

Despite its relatively high cost of living, Austrālija remains a popular destination for Singaporeans. In 2024, 417,900 Singaporeans visited Australia, marking a 15% increase from the previous year. The SGD/AUD exchange rate has strengthened over the years, with the SGD now significantly stronger than the Austrālijas dolārs. However, while the cost of a Big Mac in Australia may be cheaper by 6.5%, the general costs of accommodation and attractions remain on the higher side.

Globālā ietekme uz ceļojumu nozari

As more Singaporeans travel to Japāna, Taivāna, Indonēzija, and other countries, the globālā tūrisma nozare has benefited from an influx of visitors. The Valūtu kursi, combined with strong spending power, have helped make travel more affordable and appealing to Singaporeans, especially when destinations like Japāna, Vjetnama, un Dienvidkoreja are involved. This trend is likely to have a ripple effect on international tourism, with countries experiencing higher visitation rates and greater economic benefits as a result.

The strong performance of the Singapūras dolārs, combined with favorable exchange rates, has made international travel even more attractive to Singaporeans in 2025. As more travelers flock to countries like Taivāna, Indonēzija, un Japāna, the global tourism industry will continue to see significant growth. The resulting economic impact will be felt not only in these destinations but also across the broader travel and hospitality sectors.

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