Singapore Tourism Board News
TripAdvisor helps Singapore visitors to Live Like A Local
Singapore Tourism Board and TripAdvisor have launched the ‘Live Like A Local’ hub, supported by leading media agency, MEC. The hub is a customised microsite hosted on TripAdvisor that takes travellers off the beaten path with things to see and do, eat and drink in Singapore.
Breaking Travel News investigates: Singapore
Singapore is a vibrant island city that has long been an important business and leisure destination due to its wealth of attractions, excellent business facilities, wide green spaces and treasure trove of excellent hotels and restaurants. Here Breaking Travel News takes a tour.
Thomas Cook links with Singapore Tourism Board for marketing push
Thomas Cook Group and Singapore Tourism Board have announced a major cooperative marketing agreement aimed at promoting Singapore as a unique holiday destination rather than just a stop-over haven for UK visitors. The agreement is the first collaborative deal Singapore Tourism Board has executed with Thomas Cook in the UK, and is part of a fully integrated omni-channel campaign targeting travel-intenders across Thomas Cook’s platforms from online to in-store, direct and third party media.
Huei Miin Choo, Regional Director, Europe, Singapore Tourism Board
Huei Miin Choo, Regional Director, Europe, Singapore Tourism Board, speaks to Breaking Travel News at ITB Berlin 2013.
Singapore reaches out to Indonesian travellers with new campaign
Following the series of differentiated marketing campaigns launched in China, Australia and India, the Singapore Tourism Board has launched another such campaign, this time designed with the Indonesian tourist in mind. The new campaign - Only in Singapore, Right Now! - has been launched in Jakarta and like its predecessors, it is focused on tailoring and delivering experiences that are based on a deeper understanding of consumer needs in key visitor-source markets.
Singapore Tourism Board launches tender for destination brand building
The Singapore Tourism Board (STB) launched an open tender exercise today to appoint creative, media, digital and digital production agencies as partners in STB’s destination brand building efforts for a two year contract beginning April 2013, with an option to extend the contract for a further two years subject to satisfactory performance.
Jeannie Lim, executive director of conventions and meetings; exhibitions and conferences, Singapore
Jeannie Lim, executive director of conventions and meetings; exhibitions and conferences, Singapore Tourism Board at the World Travel Awards Asia, Australasia and Indian Ocean Gala Ceremony 2012
Neeta Lachmandas, assistant chief executive, Singapore Tourism Board
Neeta Lachmandas, assistant chief executive, Singapore Tourism Board at the World Travel Awards Asia, Australasia and Indian Ocean Gala Ceremony 2012
Routes 2012: Singapore Airlines enhances in-flight connectivity
The Singapore Tourism Board is among leading destinations who are attending the Routes Forum 2012 in Abu Dhabi, discussing the latest developments in the global aviation sector.
Singapore Tourism Board teams up with TripAdvisor on destination web portal
Singapore Tourism Board teams up with TripAdvisor on destination web portal YourSingapore.com and TripAdvisor’s Singapore City Guides mobile application.
Gardens by the Bay transforms Singapore into a garden city
The largest project in Singapore to date – Gardens by the Bay – opens to the public today in a development that immediately transforms Singapore into a beautiful garden city. Set to rival anything that the world has so far seen in terms of innovative modern gardens and occupying 101 hectares the first phase of Gardens by the Bay reaffirms the destination’s standing on the global stage as one of the most vibrant cities in the world.
New chief for Singapore Tourism Board
The Singapore Tourism Board has announced that Lionel Yeo will be appointed to the position of chief executive for three years with effect from June 1st 2012. He will be taking over the role from Aw Kah Peng, who will step down at the end of this month to pursue her personal interests, after more than 20 years of service in the public sector.