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The Singapore Tourism Board (STB) and Singapore Airlines (SIA) joined hands to reignite travel amongst trade partner-friends in Sri Lanka through a myriad of engagement activities.
Built around the theme ‘Deepening Connections, Achieving Together!’, STB and SIA hosted 130 travel agency professionals over two evenings of networking and participated in in-depth discussions with industry partners.
Singapore offers Sri Lankan travellers a wide range of experiences to choose from while visiting the destination.
Adding to this vibrant repertoire, the country has announced the soft opening of Bird Paradise on May 8 2023. Popular amongst Sri Lankan fans as a resort destination for leisure and family friendly experiences, Sentosa has transformed through the years to become a vibrant destination with hidden gems to be discovered by every generation of travellers.
In a move to encourage visitors to explore more during their travel to Singapore, the STB has recently launched the Singapore Rewards, a new programme that offers complimentary experiences in Singapore for international visitors. This will run through 2023 and provide visitors with an opportunity to try one of nearly 40 new or “off-the-beatenpath” experiences in Singapore for free.
Sri Lanka is recognized as a key visitor source market within the South Asian region,” said GB Srithar, Regional Director, India, Middle East, South Asia and Africa (STB).
With direct connectivity between Colombo and Singapore, visa-free travel for Sri Lankans and a host of new and improved attractions and activities in Singapore, the city continues to be a prime travel destination.
SIA recently introduced the launch of Boeing B787-10A (Dreamliner range) on the Colombo-Singapore route (on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays) and daily flights will commence from October 30, 2023.
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