A record boost in the number of Indian tourists pushed visitor arrivals to a new record in May, according to tourism data released on June 28.

A total of 828,000 tourists visited Singapore last month, the 63rd consecutive month of record numbers and up 0.8 percent from the same period in 2007.

More than 4.25 million travellers visited the city-state during the first five months.

The breakdown showed 103,000 from India, a 60-percent increase over April's 63,000. The surge propelled Indians into the No. 2 spot on the list of arrivals.

Indonesians emerged on top with 136,000 visitors and those from China ranked third.

A record boost in the number of Indian tourists pushed visitor arrivals to a new record in May, according to tourism data released on June 28.

A total of 828,000 tourists visited Singapore last month, the 63rd consecutive month of record numbers and up 0.8 percent from the same period in 2007.

More than 4.25 million travellers visited the city-state during the first five months.

The breakdown showed 103,000 from India, a 60-percent increase over April's 63,000. The surge propelled Indians into the No. 2 spot on the list of arrivals.

Indonesians emerged on top with 136,000 visitors and those from China ranked third.

With the peak months of July, October and December still to come, the city-state is on track to meet the target of 10.8 million visitors this year.(OI)