Taylor Swift's concerts in Singapore are expected to have a positive impact on the country's economy, particularly in the tourism sector. Over 300,000 tickets have been sold, with fans travelling from other countries to attend the concerts. The Singapore Tourism Board and Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth have expressed their support for the event.
Taylor Swift 's coming to Singapore next month and she's bringing 'Swiftonomics' along with her. Her concerts are "likely to generate significant benefits to Singapore 's economy, especially to tourism activities such as hospitality, retail, travel and dining, as has happened in other cities in which Taylor Swift has performed," the authorities said on Tuesday (Feb 20).
Over 300,000 concert tickets have been sold with a significant number of fans travelling in from other countries, the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) and Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth (MCCY) said in a joint statement.from March 2 to March 9. Recognising significant local and international demand for the singer to perform in Singapore, MCCY and KASM worked directly with concert promoter AEG. STB also supported the project by providing a grant, although the size and conditions were not specified, CNA reporte
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