Southeast Asia's first luxury hotel made from retired buses opens in Singapore

The Bus Collective is Southeast Asia’s first resort hotel to repurpose 20 retired buses into luxury hotel rooms. These rooms will be open for stays in December.

Source：https://www.cnbc.com/2023/11/27/a-new-luxury-hotel-with-rooms-made-from-buses-opens-in-singapore.html

Southeast Asia’s first luxury hotel made from retired buses opens in Singapore — take a look inside

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