Swift's 'Eras Tour' lands in Singapore, but not without a little drama

Taylor Swift's concert in Singapore attracts fans from Southeast Asia, boosting local businesses and tourism. The event, dubbed the 'Swift effect,' leads to a 30% increase in flights and hotel bookings. Controversy arises as neighboring countries claim Singapore paid for exclusive performances. The concert's success highlights Singapore's logistical advantages and sets a precedent for future international artist tours in the region.

What unique business opportunity did Vanessa Kang capitalize on during Taylor Swift's concert in Singapore?

• Organizing fan meet-ups

• Selling concert tickets

• Providing transportation services

• Selling Swift-themed cupcakes

Why were some neighboring countries unhappy with Singapore hosting Taylor Swift's concert?

• They believed Singapore paid for exclusivity

• They were not invited to the concert

• They had no interest in the concert

• They had no suitable venues

What is one reason experts believe Singapore was chosen as the exclusive Southeast Asian stop for Taylor Swift's tour?

• Singapore's large population

• Singapore's proximity to the United States

• Singapore's low concert ticket prices

• Singapore's efficient public transport system

How might Singapore's strategy influence future international artist tours in the region?

• It will make concerts less popular

• It will reduce competition among countries

• It will increase ticket prices

• It could lead to more exclusive deals

What recent policy change made it easier for Chinese fans to attend the concert in Singapore?

• Discounted concert tickets

• Visa-free entry for 30 days

• Special fan packages

• Direct flights to Singapore