Singapore named third most expensive Asian city for tourist lodging

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Singapore is the third most expensive Asian city when it comes to lodging for travellers, GoEuro's Accommodation Price Index revealed today.

A traveller can expect to spend $124 (US$94) a night for lodging in the Lion City. This figure pales in comparison to the $221 (US$168) that a traveller will need to shell out for a night in top-ranked Macau. Hong Kong came in third with $164 (US$125) per night.

Neighboring Kuala Lumpur is one of the cheaper destinations on the list, with travellers spending an average of $57 (US$43 per night), followed by Shanghai at $54 (US$41) per night and Bangkok at $51 (US$39) per night.

The report ranked 150 cities across the world in terms of tourist lodging affordability. On a global basis, Singapore is the 37th most expensive city for travel accommodation, while Macau is ranked third and Hong Kong is 15th.

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