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3 things you should be doing in Phase 2

It’s happening. Businesses brace for the incoming crowd come this weekend; even Haidilao is “almost fully booked”. By now you’ve probably seen the flurry of articles online or Telegram messages detailing what you can do during Phase 2 of the reopening, so we’ve decided to do something a little different. As you mark 19 June as a red-letter day, here are 3 things you should be doing in Phase 2 by Tropika Club.

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  • Stay in touch with nature: Explore the green spaces in Singapore, such as parks, gardens, and nature reserves. You can enjoy the fresh air, scenic views, and wildlife sightings. You can also join activities such as hiking, cycling, or kayaking to stay fit and adventurous.
  • Support local businesses: Help the local economy by patronising small and medium enterprises, especially those in the F&B, retail, and beauty sectors. You can also use platforms like Tropika Club to discover and book deals from local service providers.
  • Work from home: If you are able to work from home, take advantage of the flexibility and convenience. You can save time and money on commuting, have more control over your schedule, and create a comfortable work environment. You can also balance your work and personal life better by setting boundaries and managing your expectations.

Why can we move into Phase 2?

That’s because the community infection rates have remained stable during Phase 1, with the number of cases in the dormitories of migrant workers declining and no large clusters emerging.

But even as Singapore goes into Phase 2, safe distancing measures should still be practised.

  • A safe distance of at least 1 metre from others should be observed at all times.
  • If you’re going out with a group, the group cannot have more than five people, and the safe distance requirement of 1 metre should still be adhered to.
  • Groups should not be mixing with each other, even in small social gatherings and households.
  • Households may receive up to five visitors at any one time.

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Stay In Touch with Nature

You may have been jogging around your neighbourhood during Circuit Breaker and Phase 1. But now since we’re going into the Phase 2 of Singapore’s re-opening now you have the chance to visit the other nature spots across the island.

You’d be surprised by how diverse the flora and fauna is in Singapore. And some of the nature spots truly offers an otherworldly experience. To get you started, here are our picks for the Top 10 Best Nature Spots in Singapore. Not to mention, you get to avoid the crowd too.

Support Local Businesses

Yes yes, there is the whole Passion Made Possible campaign going on. But be it if you’re going for a haircut or craving for fried chicken, there’s no better time to lend local businesses a hand. It could be just as simple as opting for your neighbourhood mamak shops or the hawker centres. Or, you can choose home-based businesses for your next purchases.

Work From Home

Your company should continue to let you work from home. Unless, your work requires you to access specialised systems and equipment that are not in your home, or that if you need to complete legal transactions.

If you’re back at the office, there shouldn’t be any social gatherings between your colleagues. In addition, a safe distance of one metre should still be observed.

Bonus: Continue to Stay at Home

Disclaimer: I am a self-proclaimed introvert.

But why not! You could be reducing your risk of exposing to the coronavirus. After all, do you really want to face the searing Father’s Day weekend crowd? Is bubble tea really worth, literally, braving the queue? Do you really want to spend hours to plans things to do in Phase 2? Besides, there’s plenty you can do at home, from just chilling with online games, or sweating it out with virtual workouts.

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To be Cautiously Optimistic

3 things you should be doing in Phase 2

While China had been lowering restrictions as it re-opens workplaces, it has seen a recent spate of COVID-19 cases – 31 new confirmed cases for 16 June, a new high in Beijing since early February. After 24 consecutive days of no new cases, New Zealand saw 2 new cases on 17 June when two women left quarantine early without being tested for the virus.

Recent developments include a Chinese firm has claimed its vaccine have passed clinical trials, and it already had begun human trials in the Henan province in April. And in Singapore, a vaccine from a US firm Arcturus Therapeutics is planning to start human trials in August.

So the world continues its wait for a new, affordable vaccine is widely distributed. But for now, you know the drill: keep your distance, wash your hands. Stay safe, everyone!

Conclusion

As you can see, there are still many ways to enjoy life and stay healthy in Phase 2. You don’t have to give up on your hobbies, your wellness, or your social connections. You just have to be more creative and flexible with your options. Whether it’s booking a staycation, trying out a new fitness class, or pampering yourself with a spa treatment, you can find something that suits your needs and budget on Tropika Club. Tropika Club is the ultimate online platform for finding the best deals and discounts on beauty, wellness, and fitness services in Singapore. You can browse through hundreds of verified providers, compare prices and reviews, and book your appointments online with ease. Plus, you can earn rewards points and cashback for every booking you make. So what are you waiting for? Start planning your next Phase 2 adventure with Tropika Club today! You deserve it!

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: What is Phase 2 (Heightened Alert) in Singapore?

A: Phase 2 (Heightened Alert) is a set of measures that the Singapore government has implemented to contain the spread of COVID-19 in the community. It involves reducing social interactions, limiting group sizes, working from home as the default, and suspending certain activities that pose a higher risk of transmission.

Q: When did Phase 2 (Heightened Alert) start and end?

A: Phase 2 (Heightened Alert) started on May 16, 2021 and ended on June 13, 2021. However, due to the emergence of new clusters linked to the Jurong Fishery Port, the government announced a return to Phase 2 (Heightened Alert) from July 22, 2021 to August 18, 2021.

Q: What can I do in Phase 2 (Heightened Alert)?

A: You can still enjoy life and stay healthy in Phase 2 (Heightened Alert) by following these three tips:

  • Book a staycation at one of the approved hotels that have implemented safe management measures. You can relax, unwind, and enjoy the facilities and amenities without having to travel overseas.
  • Try out a new fitness class at one of the gyms or studios that offer online or outdoor sessions. You can keep fit, have fun, and learn new skills while adhering to the social distancing rules.
  • Pamper yourself with a spa treatment at one of the beauty and wellness salons that are open for business. You can indulge in a massage, facial, manicure, or other services that will make you feel refreshed and rejuvenated.

Q: How can I find the best deals and discounts for these activities?

A: You can use Tropika Club, the ultimate online platform for finding the best deals and discounts on beauty, wellness, and fitness services in Singapore. You can browse through hundreds of verified providers, compare prices and reviews, and book your appointments online with ease. Plus, you can earn rewards points and cashback for every booking you make.

Q: Where can I get more information about Phase 2 (Heightened Alert)?

A: You can visit the gov.sg website for the latest updates and guidelines on Phase 2 (Heightened Alert). You can also follow the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Trade and Industry for more details on the measures and support schemes.

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