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Singapore Flyer Rings in the Season of Joy with Festive Experiences and Holiday Deals

As 2025 comes to a close, Singapore Flyer brings back its signature festive experiences, including the highly anticipated New Year’s Eve Countdown Champagne Special and Festive 165 Sky Dining by Singapore Flyer, inviting all to toast a grand finale to Singapore’s Diamond Jubilee atop the iconic giant observation wheel. New Year’s Eve Countdown Champagne Special Welcome the new year from 165 metres above the city with Singapore Flyer’s popular countdown experience, a unique celebration featuring champagne, front-row seats to fireworks, and festive touches such as a party kit and limited-edition Singapore Flyer souvenir. Taking place at 11.30pm on 31 December 2025, this exclusive countdown party is limited to just 160 guests across eight capsules, with the option of reserving an entire private capsule for an intimate celebration. The experience is open to guests aged seven and above and is priced at $250 nett per guest in a shared capsule, or $5,000 nett for a private capsule accommodating up to 26 persons, inclusive of eight bottles of premium champagne. Festive 165 Sky Dining by Singapore Flyer Take the year-end celebration to the skies with another crowd favourite, Festive 165 Sky Dining by Singapore Flyer, which is available on 24, 25, and 31 December 2025, as well as 1 January 2026. On these festive dates, each guest will be treated to a complimentary glass of champagne or mocktail, complementing the premier four-course menu available daily until 1 January 2026. The luxurious 90-minute dining experience aboard Asia’s largest observation wheel begins with an amuse-bouche and artisanal bread paired with fresh truffle butter. The first rotation features a sweet and tangy harmony of heirloom tomato, homemade ricotta, olives, and passion fruit pearls, followed by seared ahi tuna with avocado and corn chile de árbol salsa. As the evening deepens, guests savour their choice of main course – Australian Wagyu Beef Sirloin Steak, Duck Leg Confit, or Miso-Glazed Chilean Seabass. The experience reaches a decadent finale with the Hazelnut Chocolate Praline, accompanied by Nespresso coffee or Gryphon tea and Janice Wong petit fours. With priority boarding and welcome refreshments at the VIP Lounge, this exquisite dining experience – priced at $600 nett for two guests on the selected festive dates of Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve, and New Year’s Day – offers an elegant and special way to close the year. Year-End Family Bundle for Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents can embark on the reimagined Singapore Flyer journey at a special rate from now to 4 January 2026. The Year-End Family Bundle features a complimentary child or senior ticket with every two paying adults, available at just $80 instead of the regular price of $105. Families begin their journey through the corridors of Time Capsule, where Singapore’s story comes alive through cutting-edge multimedia, interactive exhibits, and cinematic storytelling. Launched in August 2025, the permanent immersive pre-flight experience takes guests back to the 1200s, tracing Singapore’s transformation as it unfolds aboard the Singapore Flyer. Festive Fringe Activities On 24 and 25 December 2025, guests are invited to immerse themselves in the festive spirit with complimentary carolling performances and balloon art. More details will be shared on Singapore Flyer’s Instagram and Facebook pages.

TDM Global Summit Singapore: Points to Ponder on the Future of Travel and Tourism

The TDM Global Summit Singapore held earlier this week at the InterContinental Singapore served to give gathered industry professionals food for thought as to the direction global travel and tourism are taking within the current decade and beyond. Featuring speakers from various sectors within the industry, the Summit served as a sounding board for ideas and upcoming innovations that could shape the future of travel throughout the world. That said, we present five key insights presented during the Summit and how these are changing the game in terms of hospitality, travel, aviation, and tourism. Sustainability is a necessity rather than an option Given the recent natural disasters which are seen as a result of climate change, global travel is scrambling to offer the world better, greener options for more sustainable operations. We heard throughout the Summit that, rather than just another item to be ticked off a checklist, companies need to take sustainability seriously, essentially integrating environment-friendly and community-centric practices into their industrial DNA. Rather than mere bragging rights, green certifications are seen as badges of honour and commitment among companies that seek to make their operations safer for the environment and more beneficial to their host communities. Sustainability also means considering local traditions and the preservation thereof, especially at a time when both cultural appropriation and the invasiveness of overtourism are rife. Whether we like it or not, AI is here to stay We are currently in the throes of another industrial revolution, so to speak: a revolution involving the increasing use of artificial intelligence (AI) throughout the globe. While many remain sceptical as to what practical benefit AI will have on their respective industries, AI is proving to be a boon as a tool for automation as it simplifies key back-of-the-house processes, making operations more efficient in the long run. At the same time, the use of generative AI for trip planning has been rapidly gaining ground among end-consumers who are using it to scope out possible itineraries, search for the best deals, and even book their hotels, flights, and tours of choice. As the Thais say: Healing is the new luxury Health and wellness have been pointed out as integral elements of the contemporary luxury experience. However, these now go beyond booking a massage or a rejuvenating treatment at a hotel spa; indeed, the scope now covers digital detoxes in far-flung regions like Bhutan and the Himalayas; spiritual retreats in India, in Basque mountain monasteries, or even quaint resorts in Thailand and Indonesia; and wellness rituals rooted in ancient traditions throughout the world. Some of our luxury experts inadvertently leaned towards Thailand’s 2026 thematic Healing is the New Luxury, citing how people are willing to spend more to get themselves back on an even keel both physically and spiritually, along with their willingness to try treatments well beyond their comfort zones in the hope that these will lead to a full reset. Of course, talking about wellness tourism also opens up the topic for health and medical tourism which have helped boost arrival numbers for various countries, including Thailand, Mexico, and Turkiye, given how patients from the west make their way over to seek reasonably priced yet highly effective treatment. More people are turning to socials for travel inspiration Social media has a major part to play when it comes to giving people ideas as to where to go, when to go, and what to do when they get there. Indeed, several experts pointed out how some travellers will head to their travel agent of choice or check out OTAs online armed with ideas they gleaned from watching someone’s content on TikTok or Instagram. This notion was initially posited to us at an earlier event wherein EternityX founder Charlene Ree pointed out how travel content featured on Chinese social networks Rednote, Douyin, and WeChat has spurred a greater interest in travel among China’s younger people. While those online won’t really go for an exact shot-by-shot itinerary like the influencers, what they see online is enough to push them into making bookings and driving them to their destinations of choice. We may be looking at the rise of privately-chartered aviation Luxury travel is evolving at a rapid clip, and one aspect of the sector is chartered aviation. In recent months, we’ve noted how several chartered flight services have announced their expansion into new markets or their acquisition of smaller firms in order to expand their footprint in key markets. While mentioned fleetingly during the CEO Breakfast that preceded the summit proper, it certainly piqued the interest of C-suite attendees who see chartered aviation as a perk that luxury travellers look forward to, something that takes their trips from being humdrum to exceptional. Taking a closer look at the matter following the Summit, we noted that the number of people taking chartered flights rather than commercial ones has increased within this year. Incidentally, private aviation may no longer be the exclusive perk of the moneyed class, as global companies are beginning to see its benefits as a more effective, if not efficient, way of ferrying their people from one officer to another anywhere in the world.

Science Centre Singapore triumphs at TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards 2025 – Asia

The company took home two awards for its Escape @ Science Centre (E.S.C.), and Curiosity Shop. Science Centre Singapore claimed victory at the TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards 2025 - Asia, receiving the Destination Product of the Year - Singapore and Data Analytics of the Year - Singapore honours for promoting interactive entertainment and transforming retail operations. Where science meets adventure Science Centre Singapore’s Escape @ Science Centre (E.S.C.) is a first-of-its-kind escape room that transforms science into an immersive adventure. It blends STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) concepts with the thrill of escape room gameplay. The attraction was created to engage young adults and curious minds, combining educational principles, artistic design, and creative storytelling into an escape room. Unlike conventional ones that rely on horror elements, E.S.C. has narrative-driven challenges that focus on science, teamwork, and problem-solving skills. E.S.C. features three distinctive experiences, the first being the Museum of Humankind, a post-apocalyptic survival challenge that explores human innovation. The second experience is Shangri-La, a world inspired by digital glitches and virtual metaverses; then Dr. X , a mission that puts participants on a quest to rescue a lost friend. Since its launch, E.S.C. has built a loyal following, earning over 100 glowing Google reviews and a stellar 4.7-star rating. Its immersive experiences continue to draw a steady stream of visitors and fans each month. Furthermore, E.S.C. has expanded its offerings with customised birthday and group packages, which have helped extend its appeal beyond students and science enthusiasts. Curiosity Shop Science Centre Singapore’s Curiosity Shop has transformed how retail operations are managed through the power of data analytics by introducing interactive dashboards. Being the first of their kind within the organisation, the Curiosity Shop turned historical data into clear and actionable insights for both the management and frontline staff. Instead of just relying on experience and instinct, the dashboards created a single source of truth, empowering both management and frontline staff to make informed decisions. What truly sets this initiative apart is not only the technology itself but also the creative way analytics were applied in an education-focused retail environment. The team used Pareto Analysis (the 80/20 principle) and identified that 20% of products contributed to 80% of sales. This insight guided smarter promotions and stock decisions. The dashboards sparked a cultural transformation, equipping the retail team with data-driven thinking. Additionally, the Curiosity Shop used predictive analytics to manage seasonal retail fluctuations. The dashboards tracked a wide range of indicators, including year-on-year sales growth, basket size, product category performance, discount effectiveness, and customer payment preferences. These initiatives led the Curiosity Shop to achieve over SG$1m in sales in 2023 to 2024, followed by nearly SG$1.2m in 2024 to 2025. The average basket size also rose from SG$23 to $37, whilst educational books, which were once a low-performing category, improved by two ranks following data-led interventions. What began as a data project has evolved into a model of resilience, adaptability, and growth. Science Centre Singapore’s Curiosity Shop has proven that science and strategy can work hand in hand even in retail. TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards - Asia is a premier awards programme presented by Travel Daily Media. It seeks to honour the pinnacle of excellence in Asia's travel industry, covering the best hotels, airports, cruise lines, tour operators, travel agencies, booking platforms, and travel technology. The TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards 2025 - Asia is presented by Travel Daily Media Magazine. To view the full list of winners, click here. For more information on the awards programme, you may contact Danica Avila at (+65) 3158 1386 or danica@traveldailymedia.com.

Aerotel Singapore claims accolade at TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards 2025 – Asia

The hotel champions wellness, leisure, and sustainability to enhance guest comfort and responsible travel. Aerotel Singapore was named the Airport Hotel of the Year - Singapore at the TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards 2025 - Asia for redefining airport transit with wellness, leisure, flexible stays, and sustainable initiatives that elevate the overall guest experience and convenience. Located in the transit area of Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 1, Aerotel Singapore stands proud as the flagship airport hotel by Plaza Premium Group. The property remains the only airport transit hotel in Asia equipped with an outdoor swimming pool, poolside bar, fitness corner, and library, alongside 68 premium rooms, making it a perfect space for a moment of relaxation between flights. For Aerotel, transit need not be a boring affair. Whether guests wish to stretch after a long flight or enjoy a few hours of rest before their onward journey, the hotel offers an inviting airport oasis outdoors. Visitors can unwind by the pool, enjoy cocktails and bar bites, and rejuvenate to a mix of relaxing and upbeat music. The hotel also offers flexible hourly booking options with a minimum 6-hour block, catering perfectly to transit travellers. Members of Smart Traveller, Plaza Premium Group’s mobile loyalty programme, enjoy an additional 10% discount year-round. In line with its commitment to sustainable hospitality, Aerotel Singapore continues to innovate for health-conscious and eco-aware travellers. The installation of filtered water taps in all 68 guest rooms and 4 solo room toilets in June 2025 marks another step in the group’s mission to “Make Travel Better” with responsibility towards society, the environment, and the economy. This initiative reflects Plaza Premium Group’s commitment to responsible travel, offering a simple but meaningful change that helps both guests and the planet. Whilst Singapore’s tap water is already safe to drink, the newly installed filtered water dispensers, which are positioned next to the regular taps in each room and solo toilet, provide further purification by removing extra sediments and reducing chlorine levels. With these, guests enjoy clean and great-tasting water with added peace of mind. The installation of filtered water taps has also enabled the hotel to eliminate single-use plastic water bottles from guest rooms—a move that has helped the hotel reduce plastic waste by approximately 2,400 bottles per month. This serves as a significant contribution given the environmental challenges of plastic pollution in air travel. Furthermore, this initiative aligns with Plaza Premium Group’s focus on creating sustainable travel experiences. The group promotes greener operations, responsible sourcing, and the reduction of single-use plastics to push for a cleaner future for airport hospitality. TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards - Asia is a premier awards programme presented by Travel Daily Media. It seeks to honour the pinnacle of excellence in Asia's travel industry, covering the best hotels, airports, cruise lines, tour operators, travel agencies, booking platforms, and travel technology. The TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards 2025 - Asia is presented by Travel Daily Media Magazine. To view the full list of winners, click here. For more information on the awards programme, you may contact Danica Avila at (+65) 3158 1386 or danica@traveldailymedia.com.

Pan Pacific Singapore, Keyaki, and Edge win at TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards 2025 – Asia

The hotel and its restaurants were honoured for their offerings that embody excellence, innovation, and sustainability. Pan Pacific Singapore, along with its restaurants Keyaki and Edge, reaped accolades at the TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards 2025 - Asia, with the hotel taking home the Business Hotel of the Year - Singapore, Meetings & Conferencing Property of the Year - Singapore, and Marketing Initiative of the Year - Singapore honours. Meanwhile, Keyaki and Edge respectively received the Hotel Restaurant of the Year - Singapore and Dining Concept of the Year - Singapore awards. Pan Pacific Singapore Pan Pacific Singapore has established itself as a premier choice for travellers and event organisers. For intimate meetings or executive sessions, the hotel offers over 2,000 square metres of event space, and meeting suites on level 22 with panoramic views of Marina Bay and the city skyline. For guests looking to unwind, the hotel’s spa, St. Gregory, the outdoor pool and the hotel’s brand-new Technogym-equipped fitness centre are available for them. Culinary enthusiasts can also indulge in diverse dining experiences at Hai Tien Lo, Keyaki, Edge, and Pacific Emporium, and crafted cocktails at PLUME. Pan Pacific Singapore prides itself on sustainable hospitality, as it employs LED lighting, smart energy management systems, motion sensors, and low-flow water fixtures to reduce energy and water consumption. Dining venues have also removed shark’s fin and plastic straws, adopted biodegradable packaging, and introduced the EcoBurner system. Pan Pacific Singapore is GSTC-certified, ISO14001 Environmental Management Systems-certified, and has been awarded BCA Green Mark Gold. In 2025, Pan Pacific Singapore celebrated Singapore’s 60th birthday with its signature campaign, “A Legacy of Love”. Between September 2024 and September 2025, the hotel’s numerous campaigns have distinguished themselves in a crowded market, leading to enhanced visibility and awareness with over 1,600 articles, and generating a total PR value of SG$33m. Keyaki Keyaki is helmed by executive Japanese Chef Teruya Noriyoshi, who is supported by Sous Chef Eamon Chan, Head Teppanyaki Chef Eric Yong, Head Sushi Chef Teoh Chun Keat, and Senior Operations Manager Vincent Yaw. Its menu features premium bluefin tuna, sea urchin, botan shrimp, Japanese A4 Wagyu beef, foie gras, and whole lobster, amongst others, showcasing the finest of Japan’s culinary traditions. The restaurant also offers a signature Omakase experience, where each dish is curated by the chefs, and the Kaiseki-style brunch that is complemented by sake, wine, or Taittinger Champagne. Edge At Edge, with a buffet spread that is one of the largest in Singapore, guests can savour Singaporean favourites such as curry chicken with benggali bread, Char Kway Teow, creamy salted egg yolk prawns, and the signature Singapore laksa with yong tau foo. Helmed by Executive Chef Andy Oh, and supported by Executive Sous Chef Patrick Ooi, Executive Pastry Chef Edina Si, and Operations Manager Crystal Wong, Edge also offers an impressive selection across live stations, including Spanish seafood squid ink paella and pan-seared Wagyu beef striploin, salt-baked fresh mud crab and churrasco slow-roasted whole lamb, as well as an extensive spread of house-made desserts. During Sunday brunch, the restaurant offers a dedicated kids’ play area and a buffet of sweet treats for the little ones. For adults, meanwhile, there is option for free-flow Taittinger Champagne, wines, spirits, and handcrafted cocktails. Moreover, Edge uses Lumitics Food Waste Management and the EcoBurner System to reduce carbon emissions, waste, and water use. TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards - Asia is a premier awards programme presented by Travel Daily Media. It seeks to honour the pinnacle of excellence in Asia's travel industry, covering the best hotels, airports, cruise lines, tour operators, travel agencies, booking platforms, and travel technology. The TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards 2025 - Asia is presented by Travel Daily Media Magazine. To view the full list of winners, click here. For more information on the awards programme, you may contact Danica Avila at (+65) 3158 1386 or danica@traveldailymedia.com.

Capri by Fraser, China Square, Singapore scores win at TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards 2025 – Asia

The hotel was recognised for its exemplary efforts in transforming extended-stay hospitality in Singapore. Capri by Fraser, China Square, Singapore triumphed at the TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards 2025 - Asia, earning the City Centre Hotel of the Year - Singapore accolade, which highlighted the comfort, serviced apartment flexibility, and modern design the hotel offers. The hotel, located in the heart of Chinatown and the Central Business District, caters to corporate guests and lifestyle-driven leisure travellers. Whilst conventional extended-stay hotels focus purely on functionality, Capri by Fraser, China Square uses an experience-led approach. It has an “always-on” living concept for today’s digitally savvy travellers who value independence and interaction. Each studio room also features a fully equipped kitchenette that integrates living and working spaces, whilst its communal hub, The Den, invites guests to connect and unwind without compromising on their privacy. Additionally, the hotel blends Singapore’s cultural heritage with modern architecture, having local design elements and heritage-inspired motifs in its interiors. The lobby wall also features abacus beads arranged into the Chinese characters “和” (peace) and “祥” (luck), which reflect the hotel’s philosophy of balance and harmony. Furthermore, the property promotes innovation by integrating advanced technology in its in-room smart controls for personalised comfort. They have a digital concierge, where guests can manage services, explore the neighbourhood, and interact with hotel amenities. Beyond technology, the hotel reimagines traditional facilities through the Spin & Play laundrette, which transforms a routine chore into a social experience with gaming consoles. There are also collaborative co-working spaces with a conducive environment for business travellers. To promote sustainability, which is another cornerstone of Capri by Fraser, China Square’s philosophy, the property implements passive and active energy-saving strategies. It has smart HVAC and lighting controls, which earned it the Green Mark Gold Plus Super Low Energy (SLE) certification. Capri by Fraser, China Square is the only non-resort hotel in Singapore’s CBD to earn this distinction. Moreover, it achieved the GSTC Certification for Sustainable Tourism in 2024, which reinforces its commitment to responsible hospitality. Guest satisfaction remains consistently high, with repeat corporate clients and long-stay visitors a part of its loyal base. The property also plays an active role in supporting its neighbourhood through collaborations with local businesses and cultural partners. Capri by Fraser, China Square has merged technology, sustainability, and lifestyle design to stand at the forefront of next-generation hospitality. More than accommodation, it offers a holistic living experience for modern travellers. TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards - Asia is a premier awards programme presented by Travel Daily Media. It seeks to honour the pinnacle of excellence in Asia's travel industry, covering the best hotels, airports, cruise lines, tour operators, travel agencies, booking platforms, and travel technology. The TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards 2025 - Asia is presented by Travel Daily Media Magazine. To view the full list of winners, click here. For more information on the awards programme, you may contact Danica Avila at (+65) 3158 1386 or danica@traveldailymedia.com.

Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel Singapore honoured at TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards 2025 – Asia

The hotel has been making waves with its sustainable hospitality that has been transforming luxury. Grand Copthorne Waterfront (GCW) Hotel Singapore was named the Hotel & Resort Management of the Year - Singapore recipient at the TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards 2025 - Asia, highlighting its position as a leader in sustainable hospitality. To thrive in an era where environmental and social responsibility are essential for success, GCW dedicated its efforts for innovation, ethics, and scalability. For instance, GCW completed in 2024 a major renovation and introduced advanced eco-friendly technologies, including smart thermostats, motion sensors, and in-room water filtration systems. These have reduced overall energy consumption by up to 25%, cutting plastic waste by approximately 20% through the elimination of single-use plastic bottles. Sustainable materials were carefully chosen for the renovation. The hotel now features recycled carpets, eco-friendly wall coverings, LED lighting, and low-flow water fixtures. GCW’s commitment to sustainability extends to its food and beverage operations. Its menus have locally sourced ingredients, responsibly harvested seafood, and plant-forward dishes. This approach supports local farmers and reduces the hotel’s carbon footprint. Moreover, the hotel’s conference and meeting spaces have been redesigned with eco-conscious solutions. These changes have made GCW a top choice for environmentally responsible MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions) events. GCW practises social responsibility through inclusive hiring, staff sustainability training, and partnerships with local social enterprises. Furthermore, the hotel rolled out the “Change for Charity” initiative with Community Chest Singapore, where guests can contribute to social causes. GCW’s sustainability strategy includes its “Responsible Hospitality” programme, which comprises a code of ethics, anti-bribery policy, and comprehensive environmental, health, and safety standards. The hotel also uses AI-powered systems for real-time monitoring of resource use. GCW’s initiatives are designed to be scalable and are aligned with the Singapore Hotel Sustainability Roadmap. It shares best practices and champions industry transformation to be a model for sustainable hospitality in Singapore and beyond. TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards - Asia is a premier awards programme presented by Travel Daily Media. It seeks to honour the pinnacle of excellence in Asia's travel industry, covering the best hotels, airports, cruise lines, tour operators, travel agencies, booking platforms, and travel technology. The TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards 2025 - Asia is presented by Travel Daily Media Magazine. To view the full list of winners, click here. For more information on the awards programme, you may contact Danica Avila at (+65) 3158 1386 or danica@traveldailymedia.com.

Dao by Dorsett AMTD Singapore wins 2 accolades at TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards 2025 – Asia

The hotel was honoured for its personalised services and commitment to creating a true “home away from home” experience. Dao by Dorsett AMTD Singapore emerged victorious at the TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards 2025 - Asia, bagging the Extended Stay Hotel of the Year - Singapore and Serviced Apartment of the Year - Singapore categories with its exemplary initiatives focusing on customer experience. More than just a stay The apartment style provides the comfort of home with the convenience of a hotel and offers an experience built around wellness, community, family life, and personal choice. It is located in the heart of the Central Business District and caters to a wide range of travellers, including business professionals on long assignments, families relocating, and leisure guests immersing themselves in Singapore. Dao offers a Wellness Sanctuary that features a selection of wellness tools delivered to the guest’s room. From Red Light Therapy devices to Sauna Blankets, guests can unwind and recharge in privacy and on their own time. This in-room service reflects the hotel’s commitment to wellness on demand. Dao also recognised the value of mindfulness and calm by introducing a Plant Library in the lobby. Here, guests can borrow a potted plant during their stay. Moreover, in partnership with Wasuka Art, the hotel’s Level 7 lobby also doubles as a rotating art gallery with a showcase of work from both emerging and established artists. Understanding the unique needs of families, Dao created the Toy Collection, a complimentary lending library of toys, books, games, and kids’ amenities. This initiative eases the packing burden for parents and ensures younger guests feel right at home. Each room at Dao also features a fully equipped kitchenette with cookware, utensils, and even dishwashers in select rooms. Guests can prepare meals at their own pace and comfort, with Pantry Essentials available upon request. Every touchpoint in Dao by Dorsett AMTD Singapore is built to support comfort, familiarity, and freedom, making each extended stay a personal experience. Smart stay for modern travellers Dao by Dorsett AMTD Singapore has 268 fully furnished rooms and suites that provides a modern living experience tailored for its guests. Over 80 units feature white LCG® smart glass partitions, which switch from clear to opaque at the touch of a button. Guests can also enjoy a full range of on-site facilities, including a 74-seater restaurant with in-room dining, a flexible function room for events, a well-equipped boardroom for business meetings, a lobby bar, and an outdoor infinity pool and jacuzzi overlooking the harbour. The aparthotel also has quick access to key city attractions, as it is only walking distance from MRT stations Shenton Way, Tanjong Pagar, and Downtown. Landmarks such as Marina Bay, Chinatown, and the famous Lau Pa Sat hawker centre are also just minutes away from the property. With a strong commitment to sustainability, Dao also introduced several eco-friendly features, such as water dispensers in common areas, a Dao Handy Tote Bag in every room, and recycling bins placed near the pool area to raise awareness of the 3Rs. It also implemented a Go-Green initiative where guests staying two nights or more can opt out of daily housekeeping and receive a SG$15 credit. TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards - Asia is a premier awards programme presented by Travel Daily Media. It seeks to honour the pinnacle of excellence in Asia's travel industry, covering the best hotels, airports, cruise lines, tour operators, travel agencies, booking platforms, and travel technology. The TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards 2025 - Asia is presented by Travel Daily Media Magazine. To view the full list of winners, click here. For more information on the awards programme, you may contact Danica Avila at (+65) 3158 1386 or danica@traveldailymedia.com.

Tourism 2040: Driving the next bound of quality growth for Singapore

Ong Huey Hong Speaking at the TDM Global Summit Singapore 2025, Ong Huey Hong, assistant chief executive industry development and chief sustainability officer, Singapore Tourism Board elaborated on Tourism 2040: Driving the next bound of quality growth for Singapore. She said " This event meditated our visions of becoming the region's premier destinations for high carnival business events, we wish to play host to many more such events, establishing ourselves as the destination of choice for industry's most significant conversations. Bring together the most influential decision makers like ourselves and generate substantial economic impact." Globally, studies have pointed out that the MICE market is projected to double in value in the next decade, and Asia Pacific is one of the fastest growing markets. "It is also about creating sustainable growth that benefits both visitors and our local communities today, the hotel industry enjoyed the highest average room rates in Asian cities at $269, international visitor arrivals reached 12.9 million, tourism receipts remain very robust at 15.7 billion in the first half of 2025." Their vision aligns with the Singapore Green Plans 2030 and their net zero commitment by 2050 becoming a city in nature with large experiences come with small footprints, benefiting both locals and visitors. "She said our MICE industry shows commitment through the sustainability roadmap, with targets for six purpose built MICE venues and 80% of Singapore association of convention and exhibition organizers and suppliers to attain sustainability certification by 2025 we are on track to achieve these ambitious targets." Singapore ranks first in Asia and 13 globally in 2025 global destination Sustainability Index. 'The future of tourism will be shared by our collective commitment to innovation, sustainability and excellence. Together, we can create a tourism industry that not only joins economic growth, but also delivers exceptional experiences and set new standards for what travel can and should do," she concluded.

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