I hope that more hotels in Asia allow pets, like the @CapellaHotelGrp. After spending more time with them at home, it’s heartbreaking to leave them behind. Here’s to future #petcations (or #dogcations) 🐾 https://t.co/zPGoWeYwE3
Capella Singapore
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hope that more allow like @capellahotelgrp after spending more time with them home heartbreaking leave them behind future #petcations #dogcations
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