One of Singapore’s most iconic heritage hotels is swapping alliances. Starting from January 2026, the InterContinental Singapore will exit IHG One Rewards and reflag as Frasers House, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Singapore under the Marriott Bonvoy umbrella.

As we head into 2026, the miles game has shifted. With tighter caps on key cards like the UOB Preferred Platinum Visa and UOB Lady's Solitaire, optimising spend is more crucial than ever. In this article, I share the six credit cards I will be actively using in the upcoming year.

American Express has unveiled its 2026 roadmap for The Platinum Card, signaling a major shift from statement credits to curated experiences. Effective 2026, the Local Dining, Entertainment, and Fashion credits will cease. In their place, Card Members will receive a complimentary Table for Two dining experience every two months, plus a refreshed S$400 Platinum Wine Credit.

Targeted IHG One Rewards Diamond Elite members who did not requalify for 2026 have received a final offer. By purchasing 120,000 Elite Qualifying Points (EQP) before 31 December 2025, members can secure their status for another year while adding 120,000 redeemable points to their account.

While the Kaohsiung Marriott Hotel impresses with its spacious rooms and modern hardware, the experience is let down by a clinical atmosphere and strict elite benefit policies.

In a sudden move with little advance notice, British Airways has devalued its award chart effective 15 December 2025. Redemption rates for partner airlines like Cathay Pacific, Malaysia Airlines, and Japan Airlines have increased significantly. This article analyses the new pricing for key routes from Singapore.

Receive S$480 cash via PayNow, an Apple Watch Series 11, Sony WH-1000XM6 Headphones, or a staycation at Sofitel Singapore City Centre when you apply for the Citi Prestige Card as a new customer and spend at least S$500 within 30 days of card approval.

Singapore’s aviation landscape is set for its next major evolution with the upcoming Terminal 5. From 6 January 2026, the public is invited to experience the sheer scale and innovation of this project at the ‘T5 In the Making’ exhibition in Terminal 3. Admission is free, featuring immersive zones, scale models, and interactive AI experiences.