Singapore Airlines, Changi Airport Group and Singapore Tourism Board have upped their commitment to jointly promote inbound travel to Singapore and Changi Airport. This will be the largest collaboration among the three partners to date.
Under a new two-year partnership, a S$20 million investment has been pumped in to amplify the Singapore experience to leisure, business and MICE audiences in more than 15 markets overseas.
One of the key initiatives in this collaboration is developing and enhancing joint programmes that will contribute towards strengthening the global mindshare and perceptions of both Singapore and Changi Airport.
Singapore Stopover Premium Package
The Singapore Stopover Premium Package will be introduced as an upgraded version of the Singapore Stopover Holiday. This package targets premium leisure and business travellers and will provide travellers with distinctive experiences for travellers with different needs to better enjoy Singapore as a destination.
The package includes stays in selected five-star hotels such as Pan Pacific Singapore and Fairmont Singapore with breakfast and wi-fi, priority hotel check-in services for Club room stays and private transfers, exclusive privileges for travellers flying in Singapore Airlines Suites, First and Business Class including spa discounts or shopping vouchers and access to a variety of premium leisure experiences across the island.
Enhanced Free Singapore Tour
More than one million passengers have enjoyed the Free Singapore Tour since its launch in 1987. This perennially popular programme brings transit passengers on a free guided tour of Singapore, best heritage attractions and city skyline.
Longer itineraries for passengers with at least six hours to spare now have an option of either a day or night itinerary, both of which have been extended from 2 to 2.5 hours. There are now six runs daily to allow more passengers to enjoy what Singapore has to offer. Guests can now visit more iconic sights and additional photo stops. Seasonal editions will be introduced during the festive periods including Orchard Road tours during Christmas and Little India during Deepavali.
