The Original Singapore Walks - Who On Earth Are We?

You mean we haven't mentioned it? The Original Singapore Walks® is brought to you by:

At Journeys, a travel agency, we do plenty of weird stuff like history research, tour design and training. Our staff numbers people like researchers, writers, and guides. Occasionally we indulge in the beverage they call 'beer'. But most of all, we enjoy bringing the wonderful world of Singapore's nooks and crannies, loops and alleys, to you.

Our Comrade-in-Arms

Journeys' sister company, Singapore History Consultants provides consultancy for government agencies, trains tour guides and conducts educational tours. Amongst other things, Singapore History Consultants was the history consultant for the Redevelopment of Labrador Park (site of a WWII Gun Battery). The company also served as consultant to the famous 'Hey Singapore!' television series.

Journeys is affiliated to the Changi Museum, a free-access war museum. The Museum has won international accolades for its sensitive portrayal of the plight of POWs under the Japanese Occupation.

So Who On Earth Are We?
You mean we haven't mentioned it? The Original Singapore Walks® is brought to you by: Journeys Pte Ltd At Journeys, a travel agency, we do plenty of weird stuff like history research, tour design and training. Our staff numbers people like researchers, writers, and guides. Occasionally we indulge in the beverage they call 'beer'. But most of all, we enjoy bringing the wonderful world of Singapore's nooks and crannies, loops and alleys, to you. Our Comrade-in-Arms Journeys' sister company, Singapore History Consultants provides consultancy for government agencies, trains tour guides and conducts educational tours. Amongst other things, Singapore History Consultants was the history consultant for the Redevelopment of Labrador Park (site of a WWII Gun Battery). The company also served as consultant to the famous 'Hey Singapore!' television series. Journeys is affiliated to the Changi Museum, a free-access war museum. The Museum has won international accolades for its sensitive portrayal of the plight of POWs under the Japanese Occupation.