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Sentosa businesses, residents prepare for inconveniences during Trump-Kim summit
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Tiffany Fumiko Tay, Deepanraj Ganesan
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As Singapore prepares to ramp up security on Sentosa Island ahead of Tuesday's historic summit between United States President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, some of those who live, work and operate tours on the resort island say they are concerned about how the security arrangements will affect them.
Businesses said that June is the beginning of the peak period for Sentosa, which attracts some 19 million visitors annually.
