Last year was all about revenge travels - and I meant it! I did two international travels and a number of regional travels last year! From Manila to Zamboanga - it was a good feeling of revenge. But what really was the highlight of my 2022 was my Seoul and my first time Singapore Trip! And as a Blogger, I would love to help my readers and followers in finding a good guide on the different Tourist Spots and complete itineraries when traveling to Singapore for the first time!

Here's our 4D3N Itinerary. Please take note that Orange Highlight means Tourist Destinations with Entrance Fee. And for your convenience, book in advance using Klook.

We purchased our Air Ticket from Cebu Pacific Air and I purposely took the Cebu-Manila-SG Route as I need to meet my dear friends from Manila plus - we arrived earlier at 6pm in Singapore than on a direct flight with an estimated time of arrival of 11pm. Take note, I came from Cebu! It was fun, I assure you! 

Since we arrived at 6pm (No delay that time), so we decided to contact our friends who were already there and decided to take our dinner in the nearby restaurant. 

Of course, if you visit SG what else comes into our mind? Universal Studios it is! And we gave a day of allowance for it but you can still go somewhere else in the afternoon if you wish not to spend the whole day and night at USS.

As what I mentioned, you can book your Singapore Universal Studio tickets in advance using Klook - comfy and worry-free! So let's take a look at what attractions should we see? Here are the number of attractions or rides which you can enjoy using your one-day pass purchased in Klook. 

And our third day was dedicated to our dear Merlion - the most visited attraction in Singapore! And I did not miss an opportunity to get an Instagram reel in that area for my New Year Post! Check out below! 

Here's a preview of the Avatar Atrraction!

Here's a preview of the Flower Dome Atrraction!

Did you know that Cavenagh Bridge was built in 1869?  The bridge was named in honor of Colonel Cavenagh, the last India-appointed Governor of Singapore (1859-1867). Notably, it is also one of the first suspension bridges in the region. Designed by John Thomson, it was manufactured in Scotland in 1868 and assembled in Singapore a year later. (Src: Ura Gov SG)

(PRESS RELEASE) Cebu Pacific (PSE: CEB), the Philippines’ leading airline, has strengthened its partnership with the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) to help travelers reimagine the Lion City and visit Singapore.

CEB and STB previously signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) in April 2022 to mark the reopening of Singapore’s borders. With the successes of the past year, both parties today renewed the MOU to intensify their collaboration to promote travel to Singapore, which is one of the top-of-mind destinations for visitors from the Philippines. Key projects in this 2023 MOU will include joint marketing and promotions, and joint business development in the areas of fly-cruise and meetings and incentive corporate groups.

“We are delighted to renew our partnership with Cebu Pacific, which contributed greatly to Singapore’s strong tourism numbers for 2022,” said Ms. Juliana Kua, Assistant Chief Executive for International Group, Singapore Tourism Board (STB). “Philippines is a key market for Singapore, and the attractive promotions from Cebu Pacific will be complemented by STB’s ‘SingapoRewards’ programme, which offers a free experience for every eligible tourist to Singapore.

SingapoRewards[1] is a new programme that will provide international visitors with an opportunity to try one of nearly 40 new or “off-the-beaten-path” experiences in Singapore for free, across the whole of 2023.

CEB provides strong connectivity to Singapore as it currently flies from Manila, Cebu, Davao, and starting in April, from Clark, Pampanga.

“We value this partnership with the Singapore Tourism Board. With recovery in place and our growth plans set in motion, our main goal now is to fly every Juan to exciting destination such as Singapore and enjoy all the offering in this beautiful destination that we missed doing during the pandemic,” said Candice Iyog, Chief Marketing and Customer Experience Officer of Cebu Pacific.

CEB currently flies thrice daily between Manila and Singapore, providing passengers easy access to the Lion City, to experience its famous culinary scene, see its scenic spots, engage in thrill-seeking activities, or go shopping.

Passengers from the Visayas may also conveniently reach Singapore through Cebu Pacific’s daily flights from Mactan Cebu International Airport.

CEB will also increase its Singapore flights from Davao up to 4x weekly starting on March 26, 2023.

Travelers from Northern Luzon will also have a new gateway as CEB starts its daily Clark – Singapore flight on April 28, 2023.

To spur travels to Singapore, CEB travelers can book their flights for as low as PHP499 one-way base fare, exclusive of surcharges and fees on March 13 until March 15, 2023. The travel period is from June 1 to November 30, 2023.

Passengers with existing Travel Funds may use these to pay for flights and other add-ons. Apart from the Travel Fund, other payment options such as payment centers, credit or debit cards, and e-wallets may also be used.

CEB now flies to 34 domestic and 25 international destinations, spanning across Asia, Australia, and the Middle East.

 

[1] Redemptions and bookings can be made on the VisitSingapore app or SingapoRewards microsite at https://singaporewards.visitsingapore.com/.