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July arrivals is Singapore’s highest year-to-date

Daily news, 27 Aug 2008

SINGAPORE – Visitor arrivals to the Lion City totalled 916,000 in July. While this is a decline of almost four percent compared to a year ago, July 2008 welcomed the highest number of visitors since January 2008.

Indonesia (167,000), P R China (105,000), Australia (80,000), India (63,000) and Japan (47,000) were Singapore’s top five visitor-generating markets, accounting for 50 percent of total visitor arrivals last month.

 
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