SINGAPORE, 23 April 2025: Pandanus Resort confirms a strategic collaboration with Trip Affiliates Network (TA Network) to enhance its global B2B hotel distribution capabilities.
Pandanus Resort will tap TA Network’s industry-leading dynamic booking and room availability management systems, enabling the resort to optimise direct bookings across TA Network’s extensive ecosystem.
Pandanus Resort is located on the east side of the Mui Ne peninsula in Phan Thiet City, Vietnam.
“Our collaboration with TA Network underscores our ongoing dedication to strengthening connections with our global partners,” said Pandanus Resort General Manager Peter Gerhäuser. “We are excited to utilise their cutting-edge tools to better manage wholesale contracts, dynamic pricing, and direct booking opportunities. This partnership empowers us to provide our corporate and leisure clients with immediate access to our best available rates.”
TA Network’s integration with Pandanus Resort will also ease the administrative burden for hotel staff, reduce booking times, and facilitate smoother inventory management.
“This partnership with Pandanus Resort is a clear example of our mission to support hospitality providers in advancing their distribution strategies,” said TA Network Regional HQ Director – Partnerships and Growth Thomas Wong.
“By leveraging our digital infrastructure, Pandanus Resort is well-positioned to expand its global reach and deliver faster, more reliable booking services for its partners and guests.”
Pandanus Resort is located on the east side of the Mui Ne peninsula in Phan Thiet City, Vietnam. It features 257 rooms and bungalows, two free-form swimming pools, a spa, and a modern convention centre.
About Trip Affiliates Network Headquartered in Singapore, with offices in Indonesia, Vietnam and Thailand, Trip Affiliates Network (TA Network) provides FIT/group inbound and outbound turnkey solutions and add-on direct supplier connectivity services for travel agents, wholesalers and hotels.
Bangkok, 24 April 2025: Digital travel platform Agoda celebrates its 20th anniversary on 19 May by running a sales campaign with global discounts of up to 60% off between 7 to 20 May and up to 70% on 21 May.
Founded in 2005 with its headquarters in Singapore and an operational base in Bangkok, Agoda has grown into a global travel marketplace and a prominent tech employer in APAC.
Photo credit: Agoda.
Over the years, Agoda has expanded its offerings from Southeast Asian hotels to a global digital platform with over 5 million hotels and holiday properties, over 130,000 flight routes, and over 360,000 activities and experiences.
Agoda records over 2 billion user interactions daily. These can be anything from clicking or scrolling to selecting a filter option to find the perfect stay.
Agoda handles 1 trillion price checks daily to find the best possible deals in accommodation, flights, and activities for its customers.
Agoda runs over a thousand experiments daily to improve the user experience.
According to Data. AI, the Agoda mobile app has been downloaded more than 87 million times, making it the most downloaded OTA app in APAC outside of China.
Agoda CEO Omri Morgenshtern shared: “As we celebrate Agoda’s 20th Birthday, we can proudly say that Agoda has truly become one of Asia Pacific’s preferred travel marketplaces. Agoda’s success comes from building a true tech company at scale. A piece of Silicon Valley in APAC. It’s a story of relentless focus on pricing and a deep understanding of Asian cultures.”
The 20th Birthday sale, with discounts of up to 60% between 7 and 20 May and up to 70% on 21 May, will run on Agoda.com and the Agoda mobile app.
SINGAPORE, 24 April 2025: Singapore-based travellers are more mindful of tourism’s impact on communities — both at home and abroad says Booking.com’s 10th edition of its annual research exploring consumer attitudes and intentions.
The 2025 research reveals that close to one in two (46%) Singapore-based travellers are now conscious of travel’s impact on communities and the environment.
Photo credit: Booking.com and Gettyimages 962627050.
Half of Singapore travellers (49%) feel that tourism has an overall positive impact on where they live. However, concerns remain around overcrowding, a rising cost of living, traffic, and noise pollution.
That said, only one in five (22%) Singapore-based travellers support capping visitor numbers, instead emphasising a need for community investment through infrastructure upgrades.
Singapore-based travellers are also increasingly committed to supporting the economies of their destinations: 68% want their spending to go back to local communities, and 67% strive to leave places better than when they arrived.
Insights are gleaned from 32,000 travellers in 34 countries and territories amid growing discussion of the impact of tourism on destinations.
Booking.com’s new research takes a community-centric lens this year, asking respondents how they travel and how they experience inbound visitors where they live. This approach sheds light on the benefits and challenges of tourism from their perspective as both travellers and locals.
In Singapore, the report reveals that while 44% of travellers feel that tourism has an overall positive impact on the place they live in, adjustments are needed so that destinations can grow at a healthy pace and continue to be enjoyed by all.
Understanding residents
Taking on a resident’s perspective, one in five (20%) Singapore-based travellers feel that there is slightly too much tourism where they live while 10% believe the current level of tourism is excessive. Travellers highlighted key challenges tourism brings to their local areas, including:
Overcrowding (38%);
Rising cost of living (34%);
Traffic congestion (30%);
Noise pollution (30%).
Despite these concerns, only a minor proportion (22%) believe that capping the number of tourists in their home destination is the answer.
Instead, they emphasise the need for investment in their communities, with better waste management (32%) and improved transportation (29%) identified as the top types of support they’d like to see.
More than half of travellers share a positive sentiment about visitor behaviour where they live, saying that the tourists they see at home often or always respect local customs and traditions (52%) and support local businesses (54%).
While this still highlights room for improvement, it correlates with their intentions for travel, with over two-thirds (68%) wanting the money they spend to return to the local community, and more than three-quarters (78%) seeking authentic experiences representative of local culture.
Mindful habits becoming mainstream
In 2025, travelling more sustainably remains important for three in four Singapore-based travellers (77%). 91% say they want to make more sustainable travel choices and have taken steps in that direction.
In addition to increased intent, over the 10 years that Booking.com has been gathering insights, there have been shifts in awareness levels, preferences, and priorities regarding what travellers perceive as having a more positive impact on local destinations, communities, and ecosystems.
During this time, many habits related to waste reduction and energy consumption have become increasingly mainstream and remain the top choices when travellers think of influencing the impact of their trips.
In the past 12 months, top sustainable behaviours displayed among Singapore-based travellers include:
Owning a reusable water bottle (43%);
Travelling outside of peak season (38%);
Learning about local culture at destinations — traditions, language, history (37%).
This year’s research also shows that behaviours relating to community and economic impact now sit alongside these environmental choices, with travellers consciously considering ways they can minimise the impact of the destinations they visit, whether that’s seeking advice on travel at other times of the year (32%) or visiting alternative destinations to avoid overcrowding (30%).
“To ensure that destinations can continue to be enjoyed by both locals and visitors alike, tourism, infrastructure, and innovation need to keep pace with travellers’ good intent, says Booking.com Director of Sustainability Danielle D’Silva. “As a leader in the travel industry, we want to make it easier for travellers and partners to feel confident that their choices are helping contribute positively to their destinations. That includes surfacing hotels and accommodations with reputable third-party sustainability certifications or providing training and guidance to our accommodation partners, as well as how to best engage with local communities or reduce their usage of natural resources.”
To read and download Booking.com’s full 2025 research visit
SINGAPORE, 24 April 2025: Set to open in summer 2025, InterContinental Halong Bay Resort will be situated at the gateway to Halong City, in the exclusive Ha Long Marina Urban Area, just outside of Bai Chay.
The resort will offer curated experiences tailored for leisure seekers, culture enthusiasts and nature lovers alike — from luxury cruises through Halong Bay and explorations of hidden caves to fishing village visits for an authentic glimpse into life on the water.
Photo credit: InterContinental Halong Bay Resort.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Halong Bay takes its name from Vietnamese legend, with Hạlong meaning the “descending dragon”. According to myth, a mother dragon and her children descended from the heavens to protect the Vietnamese from invaders. As they soared across the sky, they released jewels and emeralds into the sea, that shaped the bay’s captivating landscape, forming the towering limestone karsts like sentries.
The resort will feature 174 rooms and suites, 60 residences, and 41 private villas, along with six dining venues. Its signature restaurants will include the roof-top Roku & Sky Bar, inspired by the Land of the Rising Sun, offering a menu of speciality Japanese cuisine infused with local flair. Yulong Mansion is a two-story venue offering a Cantonese dining experience.
Spa and recreational programming will also be introduced through collaboration with Margaret Dabbs London, a luxury British beauty brand, and Sodashi, an Australian clean beauty brand.
The resort will feature five dedicated event spaces and breakout areas equipped with state-of-the-art technology. The resort will be for corporate meetings and events, weddings and celebratory milestone occasions. Its Grand Ballroom is the largest space, accommodating up to 1,050 guests in a theatre setup, 810 for receptions or 680 for banquets.
HONG KONG, 24 April 2025: Cathay Pacific carried 19.8% more passengers in March 2025 compared with March 2024, while Available Seat Kilometres (ASKs) increased by 25.5%, according to Cathay Group’s latest traffic figures for March 2025, released on Wednesday.
The airline’s Chief Customer and Commercial Officer, Lavinia Lau, reported that the number of passengers carried increased by 23.4% in the first three months of 2025 compared with the same period in 2024.
Photo credit: Cathay Group.
“As a group, we are continuing to make good progress towards exceeding 100 passenger destinations within the first half of 2025, with the resumption of Cathay Pacific’s non-stop service to Hyderabad in March.
“In April, five new destinations are joining the group’s global network, with Cathay Pacific launching services to Dallas and Urumqi in the coming days, and HK Express launching flights to Nha Trang, Ishigaki and Komatsu. HK Express has also recently announced the addition of Changzhou and Yiwu to its network in May.
March marked a quieter month for the group’s travel business, but its cargo business saw strong growth momentum as the group entered its first traditional cargo peak of the year.
However, Lau warned that the latest developments on trade tariffs “are creating uncertainties that may cause disruptions to our cargo business, changes in travel demand, increased costs and pressure on supply chains, among other impacts. We are taking proactive steps to put ourselves in the best possible position to face and mitigate these external forces as we remain aligned, agile, and responsive in our approach.”
Cathay Pacific
Cathay Pacific carried 19.8% more passengers in March 2025 compared with March 2024, while Available Seat Kilometres (ASKs) increased by 25.5%. In the first three months of 2025, the number of passengers carried increased by 23.4% compared to 2024.
Lavinia said: “While we saw softer demand for leisure travel in March due to the absence of long weekend holidays in Hong Kong, demand for our premium cabins remained robust, driven by various mega-events and exhibitions in the city, such as the Hong Kong International Jewellery Show and Art Basel Hong Kong.
“The Cathay/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens also generated strong inbound demand to our home city, especially on many of our long-haul routes. To commemorate the Sevens’ debut at the brand-new Kai Tak Sports Park and the 100th anniversary of Kai Tak Airport, which had been Cathay Pacific’s home for many decades, we were proud to stage a special flypast on the last day of the Sevens to mark our return to Kai Tak.
“Turning to April and beyond, healthy demand has been over the Easter holiday. In addition, we are delighted to have recently announced that Cathay Pacific will be one of the few airlines to offer 100% seatback inflight entertainment and 100% high-speed inflight Wi-Fi connectivity across its fleet from August 2025.”
Cathay Cargo
Cathay Cargo carried 10.6% more cargo in March 2025 than in March 2024. Available Freight Tonne Kilometres (AFTKs) increased by 8.5% while the load factor decreased by 1.2 percentage points year-on-year. In the first three months of 2025, the total tonnage increased by 12% compared to 2024.
Lavinia noted: “We expect a softening of general air cargo demand between the Chinese Mainland and the United States due to the ongoing tariff situation and de minimis rule changes from early May. However, our network strength and flexibility in redeploying our freighters will allow us to adapt and redirect our focus to emerging opportunities. We will stay close to the market and monitor the developments vigilantly.”
HK Express
HK Express carried more than 610,000 passengers in March, an increase of 25.4% year-over-year, while Available Seat Kilometres (ASKs) grew by 35.6%. In the first three months of 2025, the number of passengers carried increased by 34.3% compared to 2024.
HK Express maintained its growth momentum in March, announcing more new destinations and adding flight capacity. From April onwards, the low-cost airline has seen solid demand over the Easter holiday amid a slower pickup for pre-summer and peak summer bookings, with more customers booking closer to their departure dates.
SINGAPORE, 24 April 2025: Travel Meet Asia (TMA) returns from 25 to 26 June at its new venue, Swissôtel Jakarta PIK Avenue, to welcome over 1,300 attendees, including more than 400 qualified local and international buyers.
The buyers list includes decision-makers from Bain & Co, Chan Brothers, Mitra Malaysia, MAVP Travel & Tours, and Asia MICE Planner. The B2B trade event will feature top exhibitors such as The Ascott Limited, Meliá Hotels International, Resorts World Sentosa, DidaTravel Technology, Miki Travel, SUNRATE, and more.
A New venue for TMA: Swissôtel Jakarta PIK Avenue, located at Jalan Pantai Indah Kapuk Kamal Muara Penjaringan North Jakarta.
With pre-scheduled meetings and a two-day conference highlighting key travel trends in Southeast Asia, TMA 2025 is a must-attend event for industry professionals.
Following the success of last year’s edition, the event will once again serve as an exclusive B2B platform for travel industry stakeholders to unlock new market potential, gain valuable insights, and explore the region’s dynamic landscape.
This year’s edition will take place at the Swissôtel Jakarta PIK Avenue — a modern venue in a central location that complements the event’s evolving scale.
The event is backed by long-standing strategic partners such as the Association of the Indonesian Tours and Travel Agencies (ASITA), the Indonesian Travel Agents Association (ASTINDO), the Malaysian Association of Tour and Travel Agents (MATTA), the National Association of Travel Agents Singapore (NATAS), and the Thai Travel Agents Association (TTAA). Over 1,300 travel professionals and more than 400 buyers from across Indonesia and selected international markets will join the event.
Buyers will represent key outbound segments across leisure, MICE, and corporate travel. Amongst them are the Group Managing Director of Mitra Malaysia, the President of MAVP Travel & Tours, the Managing Director of Asia MICE Planner, the Managing Director and Owner of MYDUTA TOUR, the Managing Director of CHACHA TOURS & TRAVEL, and the CEO of SMILE HOLIDAY. Their presence reinforces TMA’s status as a strategic meeting point for driving regional business opportunities and partnerships.
Travel Meet Asia offers exhibiting opportunities for national tourism organisations, convention bureaus, travel agents, tour operators, hotel groups, airlines, transportation services and travel technology companies. Through personalised business matching, the event guarantees 100% pre-scheduled meetings between top buyers and event attendees ahead of the event, ensuring meaningful connections.
Photo credit: Travel Meet Asia.
Exhibitor line-up
Travel Meet Asia 2025 is set to host a dynamic line-up of regional and international exhibitors including The Ascott Limited, Meliá Hotels International, Resorts World Sentosa, DidaTravel Technology, Miki Travel, SUNRATE, Ceylon Escapade, CN Travel Group, Congress Rental Indonesia, Crossing Vietnam Tour, Day Trip Bali, DMC Asia Plus – Vietnam, Gofan Safaris & Travel Africa, Heritance Aarah & Adaaran Resorts, Hoian Memories Land, Khiri Travel, Little Bhutan, Nippon Travel Agency, Nomad Archipelago, Sutera Sanctuary Lodges, Wow India Travel & Tours and Yoowifi.
Booth packages for exhibitors start from USD2,250, with flexible options ranging from shell scheme to custom raw space.
A key highlight of Travel Meet Asia 2025 is its two-day conference programme, designed to provide insights into the travel market of key Southeast Asian destinations as well as the Indonesian and Southeast Asian outbound market.
Attendees will explore timely topics across five key themes:
BANGKOK, 23 April 2025: Dusit Hotels and Resorts is inviting travellers to stay longer for less with the launch of A Night on Us – a limited-time global offer available exclusively on dusit.com.
Available until midnight on 27 April 2025, the campaign invites guests booking directly through Dusit’s website to enjoy a complimentary night with every night booked – for up to four free nights per stay – at participating Dusit Hotels & Resorts across Thailand, Japan, the Maldives, the Philippines, Vietnam, the Middle East, and beyond.
The offer is valid for stays until 20 December 2025.*
This year, exciting new destinations have joined the offer for the first time, including Dusit Princess Melaka in Malaysia, the brand-new dusitD2 Feydhoo Maldives, and the elegant Dusit Le Palais Tu Hoa Hanoi in Vietnam — giving travellers even more opportunities to experience Dusit’s signature gracious hospitality across the region.
In line with Dusit’s commitment to providing exceptional privileges to its most loyal guests, members of Dusit Gold – Dusit’s enhanced loyalty and lifestyle programme – will enjoy exclusive early access to this limited-time offer until 24 April, ahead of the general public launch from 25 to 27 April.
Joining Dusit Gold is free, and membership can be activated online at dusit.com/enrollment/. Members enjoy a host of year-round privileges, including exclusive member rates, dining and wellness discounts, and rewards points earned at participating hotels.
For more information about the A Night on Us offer and details on how to make a reservation, visit dusit.com/flash-sale/
SINGAPORE, 23 April 2025: Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection, a luxury yachting experience, is unveiling its new global brand campaign, ‘Unlike the Rest,’ ahead of the launch of its third superyacht, Luminara, in July 2025.
“At the heart of The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection is a vision to create truly extraordinary experiences that evoke wonder and enrich the traveller’s journey,” said The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection President and Chief Financial Officer Ernesto Fara. “As this campaign beautifully captures, travel is a deeply personal and inspirational journey, with boundless possibilities amplified on every voyage with The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection.”
Photo credit: The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection.
Following the unveiling of Evrima in October 2022 and Ilma in September 2024, the launch of its third superyacht, Luminara, in July 2025, continues the group’s growth in the ultra-luxury cruise space.
The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection offers voyages across the Mediterranean, Northern Europe, the Caribbean, Asia, and Alaska.
The collection’s inaugural yacht, Evrima, launched in October 2022, measures 624 feet and features 149 airy suites with private ocean-view terraces, accommodating up to 298 guests.
The second superyacht, Ilma, debuted in September 2024. It spans 790 feet and offers 224 accommodations for up to 448 guests.
Luminara, slated to debut in July 2025, will continue this legacy, introducing new itineraries to both iconic cities and secluded harbours.
Fujiyoshida, Japan at Chureito Pagoda and Mt. Fuji in the spring with cherry blossoms.
SINGAPORE, 23 April 2025: Digital travel platform Agoda invites travellers to reach for the stars with its curated list of Asia’s most dazzling stargazing destinations.
With celestial events like the Lyrid meteor shower (peaking 23 April), the Eta Aquarids (5 to 6 May), and the Strawberry Moon (3 June), the night skies are putting on a show to remember this season.
Agoda handpicked the top spots across Asia, from volcanic islands to serene highlands that promise a celestial experience.
Jeju, South Korea
Jeju’s Hallasan National Park is a stargazer’s dream, offering crystal-clear skies and minimal light pollution. The volcanic island’s serene landscapes make it an ideal spot for camping under the stars. Guided stargazing tours are available to ensure travellers don’t miss a single shooting star. Beyond stargazing, Jeju offers breathtaking natural attractions like the Seongsan Ilchulbong (Sunrise Peak) and the Manjanggul Lava Tube, making it a paradise for nature lovers.
Fujikawaguchiko, Japan
Nestled at the base of Mount Fuji, Fujikawaguchiko offers breathtaking views of the night sky. The area’s observatories and stargazing events make it a hotspot for astronomy enthusiasts. On clear nights, the Milky Way feels close enough to touch. During the day, visitors can explore the iconic Chureito Pagoda, take a leisurely boat ride on Lake Kawaguchi, or enjoy the region’s onsens (hot springs) to unwind after a night of stargazing.
Dalat, Vietnam
Known as the “City of Eternal Spring,” Dalat’s cool climate and high altitude provide perfect conditions for stargazing. The Langbiang Plateau is a favourite among locals and tourists alike, offering panoramic views of the constellations. Dalat’s charm extends beyond the stars, with its French colonial architecture, vibrant flower gardens, and the serene Tuyen Lam Lake. Adventure seekers can also enjoy canyoning and trekking in the surrounding hills.
Nantou, Taiwan
Home to Hehuanshan, one of Taiwan’s highest peaks, Nantou is a stargazing haven. The area’s low light pollution and high elevation make it a prime location for spotting constellations and even the occasional meteor shower. Visitors can also explore Sun Moon Lake, a picturesque destination perfect for cycling and boating, as well as Nantou’s charming tea plantations.
Khao Yai, Thailand
Khao Yai National Park is not just for wildlife enthusiasts—it’s also a stargazing paradise. The park’s remote location ensures dark skies, perfect for catching a glimpse of the Milky Way. During the day, visitors can explore the park’s waterfalls, hiking trails, and diverse wildlife, including elephants and gibbons. Nearby vineyards and farm-to-table restaurants make Khao Yai a well-rounded destination for nature and food lovers alike.
Cameron Highlands, Malaysia
Famous for its tea plantations, Cameron Highlands also offers some of the best stargazing in Malaysia. The cool, clear nights are perfect for spotting constellations. Visitors can also enjoy strawberry picking, exploring mossy forests, and visiting the region’s vibrant markets. The highlands’ colonial-style accommodations add a touch of charm to any stay.
Palawan, Philippines
Palawan’s remote beaches provide an unparalleled stargazing experience. With little to no light pollution, the night sky comes alive with stars. El Nido and Coron are particularly popular for their breathtaking celestial views. By day, travellers can explore Palawan’s limestone cliffs, hidden lagoons, and vibrant coral reefs. The island’s laid-back vibe and fresh seafood make it a must-visit destination.
Lombok, Indonesia
Lombok’s Mount Rinjani is a favourite among stargazers, offering a unique vantage point for observing the night sky. The island’s clear skies and tranquil environment make it ideal for watching meteor showers or simply marvelling at the constellations. Beyond stargazing, Lombok boasts pristine beaches, traditional Sasak villages, and the stunning Gili Islands, perfect for snorkelling and diving.
Coorg, India
Known for its coffee plantations, Coorg also offers some of the darkest skies in India, making it a haven for stargazing enthusiasts. The region’s high altitude and clear nights provide an excellent opportunity to spot constellations and meteor showers like the Lyrids. During the day, visitors can explore Coorg’s lush greenery, cascading waterfalls, and wildlife sanctuaries.
SINGAPORE, 23 April 2025: To tap Singapore’s summer outbound travel peak season, the Taiwan Tourism Administration is partnering with 31 organisations specialising in travel to Taiwan to host the Taiwan Travel Fair from 25 to 27 April at Marina Square in Singapore.
Participants include airlines, hotels, leisure farms, amusement parks, tourism associations, and seven major travel agencies — ASA Holiday, Chan Brothers Travel, CTC Travel, EU Holidays, Hong Thai Travel, Nam Ho Travel, and WTS Travel.
The event will showcase Taiwan’s trending travel attractions, including forest railways, island beaches, family-friendly theme parks, and leisure farms, encouraging Singaporean travellers to discover new ways to explore Taiwan year-round.
Building on the positive reception from the past three years, the Taiwan Travel Fair has received enthusiastic feedback, drawing thousands of local visitors seeking holiday bargains in Taiwan.
This year’s Taiwan Travel Fair brings even more exciting news — a special bonus offer under the “Taiwan the Lucky Land” campaign. In addition to the existing prizes, exclusive rewards have been introduced for Singaporean travellers. By registering their trip 1 to 7 days before arriving in Taiwan, they can win TWD5,000. With Taiwan’s user-friendly transportation system, visitors can travel around using the “TAIWAN PASS,” which integrates Taiwan High-Speed Rail (HSR), Railway, MRT systems, Tour Buses, Tourist Shuttle services, and take advantage of special “buy-one-get-one-free” HSR ticket offers, making travel across Taiwan more convenient than ever.
This year’s fair theme, “Take a Sip of Taiwan,” highlights the vibrant colours of Taiwan’s tourism branding 3.0 campaign. During the three-day event, the renowned Taiwanese circus troupe Eye Catching Circus will present live performances titled “Island Passages” blending acrobatics, juggling, dance, and theatre to bring Taiwan’s ecology, culture, cuisine, and lifestyle vividly to life, creating a vibrant and engaging atmosphere for Singaporean audiences. Additionally, the fair will feature DIY workshops where visitors can paint beer glasses and craft leather OhBear cardholders, offering a fun, hands-on way to learn about Taiwan’s unique travel experiences—perfect for family travellers.
Following the fair, over 100 tourism industry representatives from Taiwan and Singapore will participate in a B2B Taiwan Tourism Workshop on 28 April at Hilton Orchard Singapore. The workshop will share Taiwan’s latest tourism updates and promotional offers, provide one-on-one business matchmaking opportunities, and feature a lucky draw for Singapore-Taiwan round-trip flight tickets to encourage Singaporean partners to visit Taiwan and develop new travel packages. This collaborative effort aims to boost visitor numbers from Singapore to Taiwan, reaching new peaks in 2025.
In addition to the Taiwan Travel Fair campaign at Marina Square, Singapore’s MRT, buses, and taxis will showcase Taiwan’s stunning scenery and culinary delights with eye-catching display ads.
Taiwan Travel Fair 2025 Date: 25 to 27 April 2025 Time: 1100 to 1900 Venue: Central Atrium, Marina Square Target Audience: Free admission to the general public
Taiwan Tourism Workshop2025 Date: 28 April 2025 Time: 1325 to 1630 Venue: Hilton Orchard Singapore Target Audience: Taiwan and Singapore travel industry professionals (Invited only)
