Singap.FR: une communauté en ligne pour les touristes et expatriés francophones

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Un petit coup de main pour un ami: je fais passer le message. Le site Singap.FR vient d'ouvrir: il s'agit d'un site communautaire dédiée à la diaspora française et francophone de Singapour, ayant également un but informatif pour les touristes visitant ou souhaitant visiter Singapour.


Cette communauté française de Singapour, riche de 15 000 résidents permanents et de nombreux touristes, se dote donc d'un vrai forum de discussion ouvert à tous, d'une page Facebook pour relayer ses articles, et même d'un catalogue des condos/résidences privées de Singapour, pour ceux qui cherchent plus d'informations ou souhaitent donner leur avis sur une résidence. Bon courage à mon ami Jimmy A. dans cette grande aventure.

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