Buoyed by sustained travel interest from India, the Singapore Tourism Board is driving the
next phase of growth by deepening industry partnerships, sharpening its initiatives and
continuously refreshing its destination offering to keep Singapore compelling and front of
mind
India’s Role in Singapore Tourism
- Visitor Arrivals: Over 600,000 Indian visitors between Jan–Jun 2026, showing steady growth.
- Tourism Receipts: S$374 million in Q1 2026, up 8% year-on-year, the highest growth among all source markets.
- Strategic Importance: India remains a priority market, with strong demand for leisure, lifestyle, and MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, Exhibitions) travel.
Strategic Partnerships
- MakeMyTrip Campaign: Pan-India promotion (Jul–Nov 2026) for hotel stays and holiday packages of 4+ nights.
- HSBC Collaboration: Targeting HSBC Premier members with exclusive packages.
- Trade Engagement: Roadshows in New Delhi (MICE) and Mumbai (leisure) to strengthen ties with agents and corporates.
MICE & Cruise Tourism
- MICE Momentum: Large incentive groups from Sun Pharma, Google India, ICICI Lombard, Arvind Limited, and more.
- SHINE Programme: Preferential hotel rates and exclusive delegate experiences for business events.
- Cruise Growth: Disney Adventure deployed year-round since Mar 2026; Royal Caribbean ships (Navigator, Voyager) homeporting in Singapore through 2027–28.
New Destination Experiences
- Mandai Wildlife Reserve: Rainforest Wild Adventure & Exploria.
- Resorts World Sentosa: Transformed Singapore Oceanarium.
- Gardens by the Bay: IMBA Theatre.
- Events Calendar: Formula 1 Grand Prix, concerts by Post Malone, The Weeknd, BTS.
Engaging Millennials & Gen Z
- Campaigns: “We Don’t Wait For Fun” across nine markets including India.
- Cultural Collaborations:
- Twin Strings’ Rhythms of Singapore music series.
- Rapper DIVINE’s Saucy video showcasing neighborhoods.
- Vogue India & Esquire India digital content with AP Dhillon, Sawai Padmanabh Singh, Gauravi Kumari.
- Friends of Singapore 2.0: Always-on influencer initiative to spotlight evolving experiences.
Singapore is not just attracting Indian visitors—it’s cultivating long-term loyalty through cultural resonance, premium experiences, and strong MICE/cruise offerings.
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