The emergence of a professional party planner in Singapore has become emblematic of broader transformations within global capitalism, where celebration commodification signals Singapore’s calculated insertion into the world’s fastest-growing industry, projected to reach $2.5 trillion by 2035. This phenomenon reveals how a small city-state has strategically positioned itself as the apex of Asian event orchestration, fundamentally altering the relationship between capital accumulation and cultural expression. The Geopolitics … Continue reading Why Singapore’s $2.5 Trillion Event Revolution is Creating a New Class of Party Planning Aristocracy