A two city trade roadshow has introduced Australian travel advisors to new visitor products, airline offers and long term plans for Sentosa.
Events in Perth and Melbourne attracted around 200 advisors and included seven attraction and experience partners.
A new Culture & Heritage Pass combines several island experiences in packages priced at $S50 or $S100. Inclusions cover Madame Tussauds Singapore, the Fort Siloso Audio Experience, a speedboat adventure and a limited edition postcard.
From August, eligible Scoot passengers travelling from Australia can receive up to 50% off or complimentary admission at participating attractions by presenting their boarding pass.
Further details about participating venues and redemptions will be released before the campaign begins.
Sentosa Development Corporation will also work with the Singapore Tourism Board and Luxury Escapes on family focused itineraries.
Australian content creators are expected to visit between August and September to promote experiences beyond the island’s better known attractions.
The roadshow also outlined the Greater Sentosa Master Plan, which will connect Sentosa with the 120 hectare Brani precinct.
New hotels, attractions, event spaces, beaches and transport links are scheduled to open progressively from the early 2030s.
