Among popular destinations are Spain and Portugal. SINGAPORE: More people in Singapore are choosing to spend the upcoming Chinese New Year public holidays abroad, and in destinations further from the usual, tour operators said. Super Travels, for instance, has seen a 20 per cent jump in bookings during the festive period this year compared with last year. This is likely because the occasion falls on Wednesday (Jan 29) and Thursday this year, lending itself to a long weekend, said the firm’s