Inside MSA: Inside PR Agency

This blog is created by M. Silver Associates to show what's going on INSIDE the PR company that's ranked among the leading mid-sized public relations firms in the USA, and share everything that touches our everyday lives, because we are more than just PR folks: we are one fun, creative, well-traveled and curious group of people.

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Posted 1 year ago
Travel Channel names World’s Most Iconic Airports, one of which happens to be our favorite - The Changi Airport Terminal 3.
Posted 1 year ago
Here are some of the top food blogs we’re reading right now - from some of the best cuisines to tips on best street eats in Singapore: http://thewonglist.blogspot.com, http://atigerinthekitchen.com, http://www.eatingintranslation.com, http://eatingasia.typepad.com, http://ramblingspoon.com, http://www.what2seeonline.com, http://norecipes.com, http://ieatishootipost.sg
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Posted 1 year ago
Just because we love you, we put together a long list of great restaurants and fun activities for kids and adults for the Chinese New Year celebration in New York City.

This ain’t just any list. This list comes from personal trial-and-errors of our staffers who searched for the best places in the city that would be perfect for both: entertainment, spa/relaxation and food/drinks, and that could still be considered authentically Chinese!

Please pass it along to your friends and family if they happen to be in NYC between now and end of the February. If you’re out of town, check with Millennium Broadway Hotel Times Square / New York, they offer a special Chinese New Year package of fun. For information about the celebrations in Singapore, go to YourSingapore.

Happy Chinese New Year everyone!
(Source: 4sq.com)
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Posted 1 year ago
“Despite its diminutive size, Singapore is second to none when it comes to eating street food. With four official languages (Chinese, Malay, English and Tamil), Singapore is a melding pot of people from around the world, and it shows in their cuisine,” - writes Marc Matsumoto, a popular food blogger and photographer, who spreads his passion for food through his websites norecipes.com and wanderingcook.com.

Matsumoto has just come back from his foodie trip to Singapore, where he had quite some local food sampling to do. Here’s what he has to say about it.

If you are planning on visiting Singapore, check out Singapore Tourism Board and YourSingapore.com.
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Posted 1 year ago
We’ve just learned that one of our favorite journalist - a The Huffington Post contributor and a travel blogger Christine Negroni is giving away a beautiful exotic necklace Vanda Delight Necklace that is sold only at RISIS shop at the Singapore Changi Airport.

All you have to do to win this beautiful exotic necklace is to go to her site/blog and enter your name (enter your email address) for the drawing.

The winners will be announced tonight 12:00AM. You can then claim the price from us by either tweeting to us at #Ask_MSA or sending us a message on our Facebook page.

If you know some fashionista and/or global trotter who collects worldly accessories from far, far lands, share with them how they can win one!

Here are some more exotic finds across various international airports.

(We have the necklace in our office, waiting for the winner to be announced. And - yes, it is beautiful!)
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Photo reblogged from
nationalgeographicmagazine:

Infinity Pool, Singapore
Photograph by Chia Ming Chien
The vertiginous “infinity pool” at the Marina Bay Sands resort offers a sweeping view of Singapore, a country that’s achieved success while building up instead of out.

Oh wow! It’s a bit intimidating, don’t you think so? Especially for the people who are afraid of heights… However, if you decide to go and ‘explore’ the “infinity pool”, Singapore Tourism Board (a guide to YourSingapore) might the one-stop-for-all on all the information you’d need for the adventurous and fearless trip.

Bon Voyage!
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