The start of a new decade in 2020 brought with it much discussion about the future of work. The World Economic Forum and McKinsey wrote about the rise of automation and digital transformation, as well as how workers need to upskill. Allwork discussed flexibility on when, how, where, how much, and with whom people work. Inc., on the other hand, cited mental health support and the importance of creating a psychologically safe work environment.

Finding a new job during a global health crisis is not easy. It can be demoralizing to keep sending out resumes and searching job boards when openings are few and far between. And while it is undoubtedly a difficult time to switch jobs, there are career opportunities out there. Practical tips and advice from job seekers who have successfully landed a job during the pandemic can help increase your chances.

With the new year comes great hope and optimism for the future, and these sentiments show in our interior design choices. Whether it’s adding blush-toned décor, bringing the outdoors in, or paying tribute to nostalgia and tradition, homeowners are looking for ways to add a sense of calm to their living spaces in 2021.

It’s finally the weekend once again. Cap off the first workweek of 2021 and celebrate the start of a new year with our carefully selected list of fun and exciting activities to do around the Lion City. Here are our top picks of what to do in Singapore this weekend.

The Philippines has so much to offer, from diving spots to jungles and caves to sun and sand and unique cuisine. And with a sunny climate, breathtaking backdrops, and thousands of activities to choose from, travelers in and around the country’s more than 7,100 islands will not be disappointed.

Whether you and your little ones seek thrills, learning, or playtime, Singapore offers a wide array of fun-filled family attractions. Are you looking for things to do together as a family in the Lion City? Have a blast and make happy memories with our select list of kid-friendly activities around Singapore, from indoor playgrounds to amusement parks.

Beaming, beautiful, and beguiling. Bewitching, blissful, and breathtaking. There are as many words to describe the central Philippine province of Bohol as there are sights to explore. From tiny tarsiers and white sand beaches to heritage churches and the landmark Chocolate Hills, Bohol does not disappoint. And, at long last, the province recently reopened its doors to tourists on November 15, 2020.

The best thing about traveling around the Philippines is that your hard-earned cash goes a long, long way. Prices in Manila are at least 40 percent cheaper than those in Singapore and at least 45 percent less expensive than Hong Kong. How is that for a bargain?