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Singapore Tourism Board appoints Serene Woon as Area Director, India, Middle East and South Asia
The Singapore Tourism Board (STB) announced the appointment of Serene Woon as Area Director-Designate, India, Middle East, and South Asia (Mumbai), on 1st May, 2025 and will assume the full director role on 1st July, 2025. Based in Mumbai, Woon will oversee West and South India markets, as well as the Middle East and South Asia regions, while leading STB's pan-India destination marketing efforts. Woon brings over a decade of experience at STB since 2010, having served as Area Director in South Korea and Malaysia where she drove significant market growth. She successfully led STB's branded entertainment initiatives in South Korea and expanded the Board's presence in Greater Busan and East Malaysia. Most recently, as Deputy Director at Singapore's Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI), she played a crucial role in the Cross Border Travel Office, helping shape policies for Singapore's border reopening following the COVID-19 pandemic.Prior to assuming her role as Area Director (Mumbai), she served as the Deputy Director of Strategic Planning at the STB, where she worked on the Tourism 2040 (T2040) strategy which charts out the next bound of tourism growth for Singapore. Commenting on the new appointment,Markus Tan, Regional Director for India, Middle East, South Asia & Africa (IMESA), STB,said: “India represents immense potential as one of our key markets. Serene's deep experience and keen understanding of modern traveller preferences will bring valuable new perspectives to strengthen Singapore's connections with Indian travellers. We look forward to her leadership in this crucial market.” Serene Woon,commenting on her new role, said: "I am honoured to take on this position at such an exciting time for India’s outbound travel market. India’s culture, diversity, and growing global influence make it a key focus and growth market for us at STB. Together with my team and our partners, I look forward to building on the strong foundation we have established and bringing Singapore closer to Indian travellers.”
NoMad hotel to open with 173 keys by early 2027 in Singapore
Hilton has reached an agreement with UOL Group to open a NoMad hotel in Singapore, marking its foray into the fast-growing luxury lifestyle segment in Asia Pacific. The debut joins NoMad London which opened in 2021 to international acclaim. Developed in partnership with UOL Group, a Singapore-listed property and hospitality group, the new, 173-bedroom NoMad in Singapore will open in early 2027, bringing the brand’s refined yet eclectic approach to luxury hospitality, with a focus on sophisticated design, world-class dining and immersive cultural programming. Located on Orchard Road, the hotel will offer access to Singapore’s prime shopping and entertainment destinations while embracing the city’s vibrant cultural landscape. Guests will be moments away from Singapore’s luxury retail corridor, abundant lifestyle experiences and local heritage enclaves including Arab Street, Bugis, and Chinatown, offering an authentic connection to Singapore’s rich culture and history. Demand for high-end, experience-driven stays rising “This signing adds a new and significant dimension to Hilton’s phenomenal growth story in Asia Pacific, as we gain a critical foothold in the luxury lifestyle space,” said Alan Watts, president, Asia Pacific, Hilton. “With demand for high-end, experience-driven stays surging across the region, the luxury gateway of Singapore offers the perfect backdrop to debut NoMad’s uniquely local luxury hospitality – and will be the first of many cities in Asia to welcome the brand.” NoMad hotels strike a unique balance – grand yet intimate, refined yet playful, classic yet contemporary – blending luxury with lifestyle to create thoughtfully curated experiences shaped by captivating interior design and cultural influences. Special touches, like bespoke local artworks featured in each guest room, bring the brand’s curated identity to life. “NoMad is built on the concept of a hotel as a welcoming home filled with stories, where every detail – from its interiors and rich visual appeal to its thoughtfully curated dining experiences – comes to life. The signing of our first hotel in Singapore marks an exciting introduction of our brand to Asia Pacific,” said Andrew Zobler, founder & CEO, The Sydell Group.“This debut is just the beginning as we seek out the best destinations to introduce NoMad, with several deals in advanced discussions in destinations in North America, Europe and beyond.” UOL Group Chief Executive Liam Wee Sin said: “We are excited to introduce NoMad to Singapore as part of our placemaking vision for Orchard Road, alongside UOL’s upcoming private and exclusive preview of its luxury residential project, UPPERHOUSE at Orchard Boulevard, and the award-winning Pan Pacific Orchard, forming a trio that will contribute to the transformation of Orchard Road. NoMad makes guests feel like locals in the world’s most sought-after neighborhoods and the Orchard Road precinct offers that luxury lifestyle space.” UOL Chief Operating Officer Neo Soon Hup said: “NoMad Singapore will bring together modern elegance and the city’s dynamic cultural energy, offering a distinct experience that reflects the brand’s character. We look forward to making NoMad a standout presence in the market, delivering exceptional stays that go beyond traditional luxury and resonate with discerning travelers.” Each NoMad provides an immersive luxury experience localized for the destination, providing personalized service, and unforgettable design and culinary experiences. Hilton expands in APAC With the signing of the NoMad hotel in Singapore, Hilton takes another step toward its plan to grow its luxury presence to 150 hotels in the Asia Pacific region in the coming years. Over the next two years, Hilton will open Waldorf Astoria properties in Kuala Lumpur, Sydney, Shanghai, Tokyo, Xi’an and Hanoi. Conrad Hotels & Resorts is expanding with upcoming properties in prime travel destinations across China, including Xi’an, Chengdu, and Nanjing, as well as in Nagoya, Japan. Hilton also has expanded its luxury offering with the recent introduction of LXR Hotels & Resorts to South East Asia with Umana Bali, its second LXR property in the region, following ROKU KYOTO in Japan. These properties will join Hilton’s expanding global luxury portfolio, now one of the largest in the industry with more than 500 properties, including the recently opened Waldorf Astoria Seychelles Platte Island, Ka Laʻi Waikīkī Beach, LXR Hotels & Resorts and Signia by Hilton Amman, as well as the recent addition of more than 400 Small Luxury Hotels of the World properties. NoMad hotels participate in Hilton Honors, the award-winning guest-loyalty program for Hilton’s 24 distinct hotel brands. Hilton Honors members who book directly through preferred Hilton channels have access to instant benefits, including a flexible payment slider that allows members to choose nearly any combination of Points and money to book a stay, exclusive member discounts, free standard Wi-Fi and the Hilton Honors mobile app.
Sustainable luxury comes to life at the Grand Hyatt Singapore
Grand Hyatt Singapore stands at the forefront of sustainable hospitality in Southeast Asia. Even before environmental benchmarks became an industry standard, the hotel was already investing in long-term practices that care deeply for both people and the planet. Since 2002, it has quietly championed solutions that reduce energy, water, and waste, many of which were well away from the sight of guests but were key to reducing the property’s adverse impact on the environment. In the wake of its most transformative, multi-year redevelopment, the hotel reopens with renewed purpose as a Grand Living Room and Wellness Haven in Orchard Road. The art of conscious living At the Grand Hyatt Singapore, every detail is intentionally designed to offer a stay that is restorative, refined, and rooted in conscious living. As hotel director of engineering Clyric Ng explains: “A key consideration in Grand Hyatt Singapore's multi-year transformation is to design a meaningful guest experience that evokes a sense of total belonging, in terms of local immersion and environmental responsibility. From using 100 percent renewable electricity to implementing smart utilities and waste management systems, we strive to raise the benchmark for sustainable luxury without compromising on the Grand Experience.” Sustainable stays from start to finish The guest experience begins with intentional design and sustainable operations. In the lobby, refreshed garden views and a tranquil, cascading waterfall framed by repurposed stone offer an early reflection of the hotel's commitment to thoughtful, sustainable design. Digital check-ins, wooden keycards and aluminium pens have replaced traditional amenities, eliminating over 10,000 single-use plastic items annually. The entire hotel is powered by 100 percent renewable electricity through a partnership with Flo Energy. Smart systems optimise lighting and climate control, while water-efficient fittings contribute to the hotel's Green Mark Platinum certification. Sustainable dining on the regular Guided by Hyatt's philosophy, “Food. Thoughtfully sourced. Carefully served.”, the hotel offers a culinary programme that embraces sustainable practices throughout its entire pipeline, from sourcing of ingredients to waste management. Over 80 percent of organic vegetables are sourced from Cameron Highlands and local farms, including Spore Gardens and Plauts; plus, 55 percent of seafood used in the kitchen is certified sustainable. The hotel was the first in Southeast Asia to introduce plant-based alternatives and continues to champion zero-waste cooking through responsible usage of all ingredients. Grand Hyatt Singapore is also the first hotel in the country to use Wisefins technology, which tracks the carbon footprint of each dish and provides valuable insights into its environmental impact. Processed with VSCO with a6 preset Enter the WasteMaster 1000 A trailblazing feature of Grand Hyatt Singapore's food waste strategy is the fully automated and contactless WasteMaster 1000, which replaces the hotel's earlier waste management facility. This advanced system converts excess food into odourless, pathogen-free inert material while retaining up to 95 percent of its energy and nutrients. The nutrient-rich residue is then pelletised and used to feed locally cultivated tilapias at Metro Farm, as part of an aquaponics system. In turn, the waste nutrients from the fish are filtered and used to fertilise crops at the hotel's rooftop herb gardens, producing healthy, pesticide-free greens that are harvested for the hotel's kitchens. This innovative, closed-loop system supports Singapore's 30-by-30 food resilience goal, reducing waste while nurturing sustainable, local food production. Where quiet innovation comes into play Sustainability continues behind the scenes at the Grand Hyatt Singapore. LED lighting, regenerative elevators and rainwater harvesting reduce resource use. Kitchen dishwashers by Meiko and Granuldisk conserve water and energy while managing over 5,000 meals daily. Digital systems like MFC-Application replace paper-based food safety logs, and RFID technology enhances laundry efficiency. A new on-site bottling system launching in 2025 will eliminate single-use plastic water bottles across rooms and events. Lasting impressions Guests leave knowing their stay has supported a greater purpose. From clean energy and local sourcing to zero-waste dining and closed-loop systems, every element of the experience contributes to a more sustainable future. With GSTC certification and decades of leadership, Grand Hyatt Singapore continues to demonstrate how luxury and responsibility can co-exist: beautifully, meaningfully, and with lasting impact. This meaningful guest journey continues in May 2025 with the re-opening of the transformed Grand Wing, where guests can look forward to even more elevated experiences that are thoughtfully designed with people and planet in mind.
Marcel NA Holman takes helm at Artyzen Singapore
Artyzen Singapore announced the appointment of Marcel NA Holman as its new general manager. Holman formally took over the post on 16th April, and his appointment is timely as Artyzen Singapore builds on its growing reputation as a design-led hotel offering immersive guest experiences and a modern luxury experience rooted in local culture. In his new role, Holman will shape the strategic direction of Artyzen Singapore, strengthening its market presence, driving commercial performance, and cultivating a people-first culture anchored in operational excellence. He will also lead efforts to deepen the hotel’s commitment to sustainability, elevate service standards, and continue curating meaningful guest experience, reinforcing Artyzen Singapore’s position as a forward-thinking icon in Singapore’s luxury lifestyle hospitality landscape. Holman said of his appointment: “Artyzen Singapore is a standout: its bold design, local character, and unique guest experience have already made an impact. I’m excited to work with a passionate team to build on this momentum, sharpen our focus, and drive meaningful results commercially, operationally, and in how we connect with our guests.” Well-honed credentials With over 35 years of global hospitality experience, Holman is a seasoned leader with a strong track record in driving strategic growth, operational excellence, and commercial success. He has held senior leadership positions with some of the world’s most respected hotel groups, including Shangri-La Hotels & Resorts, Langham Hospitality Group, and The Sukhothai Hotels & Resorts. He most recently served as managing director of infinitude hospitality Pte Ltd, where he provided strategic counsel and hotel management solutions to luxury hotels and resorts across the region. Prior to that, Holman was vice-president of operations at Pan Pacific Hotels Group, overseeing properties across Oceania, Japan, China, and Indonesia. His earlier roles include vice-president of operations in China at Langham Hospitality Group and China vice-president at The Sukhothai Hotels & Resorts. Throughout his career, Holman has led the opening, repositioning, and transformation of numerous iconic properties across Asia, including Pan Pacific Orchard in Singapore, The Sukhothai Shanghai, and Shangri-La Far Eastern Plaza Taipei.
Singapore Tourism Board signs partnership with AirAsia MOVE
The Singapore Tourism Board (STB) and AirAsia MOVE signed a strategic partnership on Thursday, 17th April. This agreement which was formalised with a Letter of Cooperation seeks to create better travel experiences for visitors to Singapore, with a focus on key Southeast Asian markets like Malaysia and Thailand. As part of this collaboration, Malaysian and Thai travellers seeking quick weekend getaways can expect attractive travel deals from AirAsia MOVE. These combine flights and hotel stays with events and attraction offerings, so they can plan a hassle-free vacation and make the most out of their itinerary. STB will also work with AirAsia MOVE to enhance the travel experience for Muslim travellers and highlight the wide range of Muslim-friendly offerings across Singapore. Honouring a shared commitment At the heart of this partnership is STB and MOVE’s shared commitment to harness data insights, technology, and content to deliver more seamless, personalised, and engaging travel experiences. A joint campaign is set to launch in the third quarter of this year spotlighting Singapore’s vibrant offerings and enhancing visibility among regional travellers. STB’s assistant chief executive for its international group Juliana Kua said: “Southeast Asian travellers have diverse needs and interests, and many are familiar with Singapore. To get them to return or do more, we need a more personalised and data-driven approach. That is why we are delighted to partner AirAsia MOVE: to leverage their insights and capabilities to deliver better experiences and to help travellers maximise their time in Singapore.” For her part, AirAsia MOVE CEO Nadia Omer said: “Our collaboration with the Singapore Tourism Board underscores AirAsia MOVE’s commitment to driving regional travel growth through innovation and strategic partnerships. By leveraging our digital ecosystem and consumer insights, we aim to enhance conversion and engagement while simplifying travel planning to Singapore. This synergy allows us to jointly unlock new opportunities in key markets like Malaysia and Thailand, and deliver greater value to both travellers and tourism stakeholders.” Partners in transformation The partnership between STB and AirAsia MOVE aims to transform how visitors discover and experience destination Singapore. Travellers will be served more personalised recommendations, from popular attractions to experiential activities, based on their interests. This would be powered by joint insights from AirAsia MOVE and STB’s data on various user groups. The partnership is set to cast the spotlight on exciting events, must-visit places, and unique local experiences that make Singapore special, ensuring there's always something new to discover for both first-timers and repeat visitors. To make holiday planning easier, visitors can find the latest information about Singapore's events, accommodations, and activities directly through AirAsia MOVE.
The Meetings Show Asia Pacific marks a successful return to Singapore
The Meetings Show Asia Pacific made a successful return to Singapore for 2025, solidifying its reputation as a key anchor event for the meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibitions (MICE) industry within Asia and the Pacific. Building on the momentum of its debut last year, this vibrant second run brought together MICE professionals from in and around the region on 16th and 17th April at the Sands Expo and Convention Centre. The Meetings Show was made even more exciting by the presence of close to 300 dynamic exhibitors, a strong Hosted Buyer Programme, as well as a number of curated knowledge sessions that presented key insights regarding the industry. The event was held concurrently with the first-ever Business Travel Show Asia Pacific, another gathering that drew in professionals from the field of corporate travel, along with senior buyers and preeminent suppliers for a highly insightful conference. In total, the joint conventions welcomed 1,773 attendees from over 72 countries, including 347 hosted buyers. Exhibitors and buyers alike were enthusiastic about the high quality of engagement and meaningful connections made throughout the show floor. The 2025 edition of The Meetings Show recorded growth of around 35 percent over its debut year, reflecting broader participation, richer programming, and deeper regional involvement. On enduring relevance and support Northstar Travel Group chief executive Jason Young remarked during the opening of the dual event: “For more than 80 years, our brands have been the trusted voice of the travel and tourism industry. Our market-leading events and media products are relied upon by the most important professional audiences that drive the US$2 trillion travel market across the MICE, corporate and leisure segments. We truly embrace our role as the champion of travel.” Young added that the geopolitical and macroeconomic uncertainties have made travel more important and more essential than ever before because it brings communities together and makes business happen. He said: “That's why we are here: to bring communities together and to make business happen. We couldn't be more bullish and excited about the opportunity that The Meetings Show Asia Pacific brings.” Ong Huey Hong, assistant chief executive of the industry development group and chief sustainability officer of the Singapore Tourism Board, likewise expressed her enthusiasm over the event. She said: “It is with great pleasure and excitement that we get to witness not only the growth of the second edition of The Meetings Show Asia Pacific, but also the inaugural launch of BTS APAC in Singapore. The co-location of the two events will form an even stronger gateway to quality connections and insightful sessions tailored to the meetings and corporate travel sectors.” Ong further pointed out that Singapore aims to triple its MICE tourism receipts by 2040 despite the uncertainty regarding the global economy at present. She added: “It is too early to determine the impact on our business; in the meantime, we will continue working towards our target by building on our leadership position and unwavering commitment to excellence. We have a robust pipeline of events leveraging the range of vibrant industries in Singapore, and will refresh our hardware and software to support this growth.”
All Nippon Airways, Singapore Airlines launch joint fare products
All Nippon Airways (ANA) and Singapore Airlines (SIA) announced that they will commence revenue-sharing flights between Singapore and Japan beginning September of this year. The new joint fare products for these services will go on sale from next month, further deepening their commercial partnership. By doing so, ANA and SIA can jointly offer customers additional value beyond the existing codeshare partnerships with a greater variety of fare options, enhanced coordination of flight schedules between Singapore and Japan, along with seamless connectivity between the Star Alliance carriers. SIA CEO Goh Choon Phong said of the initiative: “This strategic partnership between Singapore Airlines and All Nippon Airways brings together two of Asia’s pre-eminent carriers. With our extensive network coverage and industry leading products and service, we can leverage our combined strengths to significantly enhance our offerings to customers.” Goh added that the launch is but the tip of the iceberg, as the two airlines are aligning their frequent flyer and corporate travel programmes whilst adding more markets to their commercial joint venture agreement. He said: “We can offer even greater value, better connectivity, and an exceptional experience for customers travelling between Singapore and Japan, and beyond.” More than another alliance For ANA CEO Shinichi Inoue this latest joint initiative with Singapore Airlines is more than a strategic alliance, but also manifests ANA's vision to usher in a new era of customer experience that redefines expectations. Inoue said: “Just as ANA is dedicated to consistently exceeding expectations and upholding the highest standards, so too is Singapore Airlines, and this joint venture will be a testament to that commitment. Through this powerful synergy of two leading Asian airline brands, we are confident that we will set a new benchmark for service and customer experience that will change the way passengers view air travel.“ At present, both airlines are also working to offer enhanced reciprocal benefits for ANA Mileage Club and KrisFlyer frequent flyer members, including the ability to earn miles on an expanded number of booking classes on ANA and SIA flights. Involved parties will also work to align corporate programmes to bolster the offering to business travellers. Subject to regulatory approvals, ANA and SIA also intend to expand the scope of the joint venture to include other key markets beyond Japan and Singapore such as Australia, India, Indonesia, and Malaysia. Since signing their commercial joint venture agreement in January 2020, ANA and SIA have significantly expanded their codeshare arrangement, offering customers more travel options between Japan and Singapore, and beyond. ANA customers have access to 25 destinations across SIA’s network, up from 12 previously. On the other hand, SIA customers can seamlessly connect to 34 destinations across ANA’s network, up from nine previously, including ANA’s domestic flights to 30 destinations in Japan.
Singapore Yachting Festival concludes successfully
Organisers announced the successful conclusion of this year’s Singapore Yachting Festival (SYF) which was held at ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove. The event which ran through 10th to 13th April welcomed over 12,000 visitors, featuring more than 100 participating brands, 20 of which made their debut at the festival. With 70 yachts on display, including 10 premieres, two global debuts and 15 yachts over 24 metres, this year’s event reaffirmed Singapore’s reputation as Asia’s leading yachting hub. SUTL Group and ONE°15 Marina chair and CEO Arthur Tay said of the Festival: “The response to SYF 2025 has been overwhelmingly positive, with visitors, exhibitors, and partners praising the curated experiences, innovative concepts, and range of yachts. It’s a strong affirmation of Singapore’s growing stature as Asia’s premier yachting hub. As the organiser, we’re proud to witness the continued expansion in both scale and impact, and we remain committed to raising the bar with each edition: delivering deeper engagement, stronger sustainability efforts, and broader global partnerships.” SUTL Enterprise’s regional general manager for its marina division Jonathan Sit added: “The 2025 edition of the Singapore Yachting Festival was a resounding success, marking our largest and most comprehensive showcase to date,” said Jonathan Sit, Regional General Manager, Marina Division, “This year’s event saw a notable increase in international buyers and regional exhibitors, further reinforcing Singapore’s position as a key hub in Asia’s yachting and luxury lifestyle landscape. We are deeply encouraged by the overwhelmingly positive feedback from our exhibitors, and especially delighted to see many first-time sponsors and participants expressing strong interest in returning next year.” Prestigious premieres Headlining the on-water exhibition was the magnificent 56-metre Charley 2 by Echo Yachts, the largest vessel on display at SYF 2025. Joining it were regional debuts from world-class brands such as: Azimut Seadeck 7 by Azimut|Benetti Group – Famed for technological solutions aimed at reducing emissions by up to 40 percent; Wallywhy150 by Ferretti Group – Impressing with a 270-degree wrap-around view and expansive main-deck master cabin; Nomad 101 by Gulf Craft – Designed for long-range exploration with a 1,000NM cruising range; Sunseeker 90 Ocean by DCH Marine – Offering a 30% increase in deck space and a standout Beach Club feature; Seabob Asia Pacific by Cayago Luxury Sea Toys – Premiered the F9 models for the first time in Asia; Song of Songs by Camper & Nicholsons – A beautiful 42.2m yacht built by Heysea that is available for charter; and Bluegame BGM75 by Simpson Marine – The pioneering 74-foot luxury power catamaran made its Asia-Pacific debut at the festival. More than just yachting This year’s Festival went far beyond the marina with a holistic approach to the luxury lifestyle that engaged high-net-worth individuals, families, collectors, and lifestyle enthusiasts alike. J.P. Morgan Private Bank was the Official Bank Partner of this year’s Singapore Yachting Festival. With their support, the VIP Lounge offered an exclusive retreat for intimate client engagement and networking. Exquisitely curated canapés crafted with premium ingredients such as abalone and lobster, alongside a live oyster station, were provided by Chef De Maison. Guests also enjoyed bespoke whisky masterclasses by Brown-Forman, wine tasting by Wine Adore, a pampering hand massage by La Mer, and a premium space dressed by CANCA FURNISHINGS for intimate client engagement and networking. The debut of the Superyacht Lounge sponsored by Damen Yachting was an exclusive space dedicated to superyacht stakeholders, newly introduced to SYF in partnership with Rolls-Royce. From shipbuilders and designers to brokers and agents, the lounge offered a platform for deep industry dialogue for the superyacht community. A grand exhibition The Exhibition Pavilion at SYF 2025 was a vibrant hub of innovation and boating essentials, featuring a diverse mix of 37 brands that spanned the full spectrum of the boating and luxury lifestyle ecosystem. Exhibitors included Shenzhen Lannika Yachts offering lifestyle-inspired luxury yachts; Seakeeper with its Gyro Stabilisation solutions that redefine maritime comfort and performance; Asiatique Yacht Supplies, a regional distributor of leading brands of yacht paints and boat cleaning materials; Quality Marine Clothing, an Australian based shop for clothing & accessories; and Entropia, offering brokerage and charter services. The expanded Pavilion this year showcased the increasing breadth of services and equipment providers supporting the boating industry, including several Singapore-based companies.
Qantas marks 90 years in Singapore
Australian national carrier Qantas marks nine decades of operations in Singapore today, 17th April. The airline first made its way to the city-state on 17th April 1935 when Qantas de Havilland DH86 aircraft set off from Brisbane carrying just two passengers bound for Singapore. The flight took three and a half days, making 16 stops en route to the Kallang Airport whose location was adjacent to the current site of Singapore’s National Stadium. This was the milestone that kickstarted Qantas’ global network, and Singapore remains the airline’s largest hub outside of Australia. Qantas executive vice-president in Asia Nick McGlyn declared: “With over 100 flights per week into and out of Changi, Singapore is more important to Qantas than ever and is now our largest international operation outside of Australia. We are proud of the role we have played in the history of aviation here in the Lion City, and look forward to serving Singaporeans for many years to come.” Today, nearly a century on, Qantas flies over 150 flights weekly, connecting Singapore with Brisbane, Darwin, Perth, and Sydney, as well as London, UK via its flagship QF1 service aboard the Airbus A380. Likewise, the Qantas network spans 56 routes making their way to 34 destinations in 25 nations throughout the globe. A touch of history To commemorate this milestone anniversary, Qantas gives the world a unique look at its history through a one of a kind collection of historical content from its official archives. These artefacts provide a fascinating snapshot of Qantas’ inaugural operations to Singapore, as well as the aviation industry over the past 90 years. The collection includes a photo taken in May 1935 of members of the Nanyang Students Society prior to boarding a scenic Qantas flight around Singapore, a ticket from Singapore to Brisbane dated June 1935, the Qantas check in desk at Raffles Singapore, as well as a Qantas DH86 aircraft parked in front of the passenger terminal at Kallang Airport, which still stands today. McGlyn was moved to remark: “It is incredible to think that the Flying Kangaroo has been here in Singapore for over nine decades, launching operations before the start of World War II. From just two passengers on the inaugural service in 1935, to the thousands of passengers we now fly every day to and from the Lion City, the story of Qantas in Singapore represents the incredible development of the aviation industry.”
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