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23-04-2023, 02:28 PM
Zafirah Salim
April 21, 2023
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“It all began in 2017. My primary school friend and co-founder, Adrian Chia, was on holiday in Victoria’s Great Ocean Road, which allowed him to escape the grind of Singapore city life in a tranquil, rural setting,” said Jeff Yeo, co-founder of Big Tiny.
“Returning to Singapore with his army mate Dave Ng, we realised there was a huge opportunity to use the tiny house concept to help rural and regional landowners open their beautiful natural surrounds to a huge market of city dwellers to escape.”
This led the trio to start up Big Tiny, which integrates the concept of tiny houses with eco-tourism to build a sustainable tourism business that both changes and challenges the holiday accommodation landscape.
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The 42-year-old co-founders — who are all graduates from the National University of Singapore — have unique backgrounds across real estate, materials science and environment technology, and business management and marketing.
They started the business with an initial investment of S$100,000 and broke even in its first year of operation. Today, Big Tiny has nearly 200 tiny houses across Australia, New Zealand, Italy, Taiwan, and Malaysia.
https://vulcanpost.com/824282/big-tiny-s...singapore/
April 21, 2023
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“It all began in 2017. My primary school friend and co-founder, Adrian Chia, was on holiday in Victoria’s Great Ocean Road, which allowed him to escape the grind of Singapore city life in a tranquil, rural setting,” said Jeff Yeo, co-founder of Big Tiny.
“Returning to Singapore with his army mate Dave Ng, we realised there was a huge opportunity to use the tiny house concept to help rural and regional landowners open their beautiful natural surrounds to a huge market of city dwellers to escape.”
This led the trio to start up Big Tiny, which integrates the concept of tiny houses with eco-tourism to build a sustainable tourism business that both changes and challenges the holiday accommodation landscape.
......
The 42-year-old co-founders — who are all graduates from the National University of Singapore — have unique backgrounds across real estate, materials science and environment technology, and business management and marketing.
They started the business with an initial investment of S$100,000 and broke even in its first year of operation. Today, Big Tiny has nearly 200 tiny houses across Australia, New Zealand, Italy, Taiwan, and Malaysia.
https://vulcanpost.com/824282/big-tiny-s...singapore/
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