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SingapoRediscovers Vouchers scheme extended to 31 December 2021

STB to enhance the scheme and also extend SingapoRediscovers campaign

Singapore, 30 April 2021 – The Singapore Tourism Board (STB) today announced that the SingapoRediscovers Vouchers (SRV) scheme will be extended for another six months to 31 December 2021. STB will also introduce enhancements to make it easier for Singapore citizens to use their Vouchers and support tourism businesses.

As of 30 April 2021, over a million adult Singapore citizens have used their SRV at least once, making a total of 1.3 million transactions. To date, the SRV scheme has contributed over $200 million to Singapore’s tourism-related businesses. This consists of approximately $147 million in vouchers and cash payments on tourism bookings, and a further $55 million[1] in additional spending on sectors such as retail, F&B and transport .

Both large and smaller merchants have seen uplift in their revenues since the launch of the SRV scheme in December 2020. STB has observed strong interest in attraction bookings, which make up more than half of all SRV transactions, as well as hotel bookings which have seen the highest transaction revenue (see Annex A). Tour bookings have also more than tripled between April 2021 and December 2020.

STB Chief Executive Mr Keith Tan said: “Since the launch of the SingapoRediscovers campaign and the SRV scheme last year, we have been heartened by the tourism sector’s efforts to create new products and experiences for locals. These initiatives have had a positive impact on our economy beyond tourism. The extension of the SRV scheme is intended to sustain this momentum.”

“Many Singaporeans have also given us useful suggestions to improve the SRV scheme. I thank them for their feedback, which we have studied carefully together with the five authorised booking partners. We have made some improvements in the last few months, and will continue to do so, so that more Singaporeans can rediscover Singapore using their Vouchers.”

STB will work closely with the authorised booking partners and merchants to extend the validity of SRV-eligible products. Products that are valid from 1 July 2021 can be purchased from 1 June 2021.

Redemptions using NRIC

To redeem their SRV online, Singaporeans must log in to their Singpass account and book their preferred products through any of the five authorised booking partners. For those who need more help, these partners provide booking assistance at physical counters located within or near Community Centres/Clubs (CCs).

From the third quarter of 2021, citizens who are unable to access their Singpass account may visit over 30 CCs to redeem their Vouchers using their NRICs. Authorised SRV ambassadors will scan their NRIC using a secure Government mobile application, while staff from authorised booking partners will assist with booking SRV-eligible products. For a shorter waiting time, citizens are advised to decide on the product they want and their preferred dates before visiting these counters.

Getting the best deals with greater convenience

To make it easier to search for SRV-eligible offerings on a single portal, STB will enhance the SRV website to feature more monthly deals from all five authorised booking partners, as well as information on the various SRV donation drives.

STB and the authorised booking partners are also working with various attractions to provide SRV redemption counters at attraction locations. For instance, the new Sentosa SRV redemption counter at Sentosa Express VivoCity Station is now open from 9am to 6pm daily, for citizens to redeem SRV-eligible Sentosa offerings instantly on-site. Redemptions must be made via Singpass and are subject to availability of products and timeslots.

STB will continue to enhance the redemption process, including working with attractions to make it easier for users to book timeslots for their products.

To offer more value and convenience, STB has worked closely with the People’s Association (PA) and the authorised booking partners to organise SRV-eligible tours to various attractions. There have been 8 customised tours to date, with over 400 participants in March and April. More than 50 tours are being planned for May and June.

The Heartland Enterprise Centre Singapore (HECS) has also partnered with City Tours to launch a series of SRV-eligible heartland tours. Following the four tours conducted since last year, another six will be introduced to promote precincts with distinctive themes and activities

such as disappearing trades, photo spots, interesting food and shopping hunts. HECS will be working with the Federation of Merchants’ Associations, Singapore (FMAS) and media partners to curate and execute the heartland tours.

Extension of SingapoRediscovers campaign

The SingapoRediscovers domestic campaign was launched by STB, Enterprise Singapore (ESG) and Sentosa Development Corporation (SDC) in July 2020 to support lifestyle and tourism businesses by encouraging locals to explore different sides of Singapore.

Since then, more than 200 merchants offering over 1,200 promotions have been featured, such as nature-themed explorations, food workshops, heartland trails and even pet-friendly excursions. The campaign will also be extended, with special bundles, diverse experiences, and more community-led initiatives to encourage locals to continue rediscovering Singapore.

Annex A – SRV transactions by industry

[1] Based on STB’s internal estimates

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All adult S'poreans to get $100 tourism vouchers in December for staycations, attractions and local tours

SINGAPORE - Singaporeans aged 18 and above this year will each receive $100 in digital vouchers to spend on staycations, tickets to leisure attractions and local tours.

The SingapoRediscovers Vouchers will be accessible via SingPass from December and can be used to offset ticket purchases and hotel stays until the end of June next year. Permanent residents will not be eligible for the vouchers.

Adult Singaporeans will also be able to purchase up to six subsidised tickets for attractions and tours - each at $10 off - for those under 18 from December to the end of next June.

Announcing the details on Wednesday (Sept 16), Trade and Industry Minister Chan Chun Sing said the duration of the voucher programme is timed to coincide with the March, June and December holidays and to spread out demand in between.

The initiative is not a social assistance scheme, he added.

"This is an economic scheme to help our tourist attractions preserve their capabilities that have been built up over their years while they consolidate the capacity in the interim," Mr Chan told reporters during a visit to the Jurong Bird Park.

The $320 million SingapoRediscovers Vouchers scheme was first announced last month and forms part of the Government's efforts to prop up the tourism sector, which has been decimated by travel restrictions amid the Covid-19 pandemic.

The vouchers, which will come in denominations of $10, can be used at all licensed hotels, leisure attractions and for local tours by operators that have received approval from the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) to reopen or resume.

There are currently 214 hotels, 40 attractions and 438 tour itineraries that have been given the green light to resume operations with safe management measures in place. They include Singapore's four wildlife parks, a number of activities and hotels on Sentosa and guided tours of Pulau Ubin.

The vouchers complement the $45 million SingapoRediscovers marketing campaign, launched in July to encourage locals to holiday at home and support local businesses.

More than 200 deals and packages have been launched so far, and the vouchers will give Singaporeans more incentive to rediscover their backyard, STB said on Wednesday.

On the expected impact of the total $365 million budgeted for the campaign and vouchers, Mr Chan said businesses outside the tourism sector are expected to see a boost as well, as spending spills over into food and beverage (F&B), for example.

"As to the exact extent of the catalytic effect, it will be a bit hard to predict at this point in time, but we hope that it is at least a few times what we have provided for in the budget," he said.

STB chief executive Keith Tan said that while F&B and retail businesses are part of the marketing campaign, the core beneficiaries of the vouchers will be hotels, attractions and tours, which depend on tourists for at least 70 to 80 per cent of revenues.

The tourism board said specific details on how the vouchers can be redeemed will be announced in November.

While STB expects that the redemption process for the vouchers "will adopt a digital mode by default", it will provide support for those who have difficulties using such methods.

Details are being worked out, and the STB will be calling a tender on Wednesday to appoint platforms for the redemption of vouchers.

There are no plans to limit the number of vouchers that can be used in a single transaction, or to set out how they should be used, Mr Tan said.

The $10 vouchers can be spread out across separate visits, or used up at once on a staycation package, for example.

Asked about the possibility of tourism operators increasing prices to maximise takings, Mr Tan noted that in other countries where such government vouchers have been issued, there have been instances of this.

STB will work with other government agencies including the Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore to ensure that this does not happen here, he said.

"Ultimately we will retain the ability to include a merchant or to pull the merchant off this scheme if they demonstrate behaviour that is not desirable."

Industry players have said that the vouchers will act as a form of indirect discounting for businesses, as lowering prices is a challenge with capacity limits on their operations in place.

HIGHER CAPACITY LIMITS FOR ATTRACTIONS

However, tourist attractions - which are currently restricted to 25 per cent of their operating capacity at any one time - can apply to increase this to 50 per cent from Friday.

They can also seek STB's permission to scale up the capacity at their outdoor shows to 250 people, up from 50 currently. But shows must be split into five zones with a maximum of 50 people in each, with safe distancing between groups as well as zones.

This means the limit for outdoor shows at attractions will be in line with the maximum number of participants soon to be allowed at approved Mice (meetings, incentives, conventions and exhibitions) events.

STB said on Wednesday that the easing of rules for attractions comes as operators have been effective at preventing and dispersing crowds, as well as maintaining high standards of cleanliness and hygiene.

All attractions have also introduced online booking systems for timed entry or pre-booking of activities to monitor and control visitor numbers, it said.

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$100 SingapoRediscovers vouchers: how to redeem and where you can use them

You can start redeeming your vouchers from December 1 for use at more than 200 merchants

Christmas is coming early this year. After much anticipation, Singapore Tourism Board (STB) has given us more details on the SingapoRediscovers vouchers, which will be distributed from December 1. If you need a refresher, the vouchers are part of the $320 million campaign of the same name which aims to boost domestic tourism amid the Covid-19 slump. 

From December 1 to June 30 next year, Singaporeans over 18 can redeem their vouchers on participating tourist attractions, hotels and tours around town. There are more than 200 merchants for you to pick from five authorised booking partners: namely Changi Recommends, Trip .com, Klook, GlobalTix, and Traveloka. 

Some attractions you can use the vouchers at are AJ Hackett Sentosa, ArtScience Museum, Gardens By The Bay, Nerf Action Xperience, and Universal Studios Singapore; while hotels include Andaz Singapore, Capella Singapore, Four Seasons Hotel Singapore, Hotel Soloha, Lloyd's Inn, Marina Bay Sands, PARKROYAL Collection Pickering, Raffles Hotel Singapore, The Great Madras and more. You can also use the vouchers on unique experiences such as paranormal tours in Singapore, kayaking tours that take you through our serene mangroves, cable car rides and more. 

Here are three simple steps to redeem the vouchers:

1. Set up a Singpass account, if you haven't already  2. Redeem the vouchers, which come in denominations of $10, via the authorised platforms (Changi Recommends, Trip .com, Klook, GlobalTix, and Traveloka) 3. Have a wicked time rediscovering Singapore 

Want to start planning? Here is the  full list of merchants . 

Read more:  10 places to spend your $100 tourism vouchers All Singaporeans to get $100 tourism vouchers in December Be one of the first in history to climb the clock tower at Victoria Theatre and Concert Hall

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SingapoRediscovers Vouchers: Which hotels accept them, and how do you make bookings?

SingapoRediscovers vouchers will be released on 1 December 2020- what are your staycation options?

In August, the Singapore government announced that Singaporeans would receive S$320 million in SingaporRediscovers vouchers to spend domestically, in an effort to encourage exploration of local culture, heritage, nature, art and architecture. 

SingapoRediscovers Vouchers will be redeemable from 1 December 2020 to 30 June 2021 , and we should be seeing the full details and T&Cs released next week. However, STB has already published a list of eligible merchants and booking channels, which should help you start your planning. 

SingapoRediscovers Vouchers Eligible Merchants

As a reminder:

• Each adult Singaporean (18 and above) will receive 10 x S$10 of SingapoRediscovers vouchers
• Adult Singaporeans can purchase up to six subsidized tickets (i.e S$10 off) for attractions/tours on behalf of those <18
• No minimum spend is required to use the vouchers
• Vouchers can be used at any approved hotel, leisure attraction or tour operator

Which hotels accept SingapoRediscovers vouchers?

I’m guessing the vast majority of people will be looking to do staycations, and as of the time of writing, a total of 164 hotels have been approved for SingapoRediscovers vouchers. This includes crowd-favourites such as:

• Andaz Singapore ( Review )
• Hilton Singapore ( Review )
• Hotel Soloha ( Review )
• InterContinental Hotel ( Review )
• Mandarin Orchard Singapore ( Review )
• Marina Bay Sands ( Review )
• PARKROYAL COLLECTION Pickering ( Review )
• Shangri-La Singapore ( Review )
• The Capitol Kempinski ( Review )
• The Fullerton Hotel ( Review )
• The Raffles Hotel ( Review )
• W Sentosa Cove ( Review )

Do note that this is a  subset  of the 230 hotels approved for staycations . That said, I can’t think of any noteworthy hotel that is staycation-approved but not voucher-approved. 

How do I make a booking?

To use your SingapoRediscovers vouchers, you cannot book through the hotel’s official website. Instead, you’ll be required to book via one of the following channels:

• Changi Recommends

All hotel/activity bookings must be consumed by 30 June 2021. 

The implication of having to book via these channels is you won’t be able to earn hotel points or elite status credit on your state-subsidized stay. Trust me, there’s a fair bit of unhappiness about the requirement to book via these five platforms only (just read the comments section on the STB’s post ), but the decision has already been made.

I gather that people are worried the deals will be worse than the hotels’ official websites, but put it another way: if I as a hotel want to capture my slice of the pie, and if these platforms are the only way to spend the vouchers, then I’d have to offer a fairly competitive package on that platform.

So I wouldn’t be surprised to see hotels extending special staycation packages on these platforms, with similar inclusions to those on their official sites. 

Key questions yet to be answered

Can vouchers be combined.

While a free S$100 is always appreciated, it isn’t going to make much of a dent on the cost of a stay at the Raffles or Capella. The question then becomes: can you combine vouchers with someone else? 

My guess is no. STB has been tight-lipped about the redemptions process so far, but based on the replies it’s giving, I’d be very surprised if the stacking of vouchers was permitted. 

Remember, the idea behind these vouchers is to get people out on multiple trips, in order to create more opportunities for ancillary spending. If a husband and wife combine their vouchers and do one staycation, that’s one lost chance to head out again and spend somewhere else. 

What happens with refunds?

Suppose you make a hotel booking with your vouchers, but subsequently have a change of plans. Can you cancel your stay and get a refund of your voucher balance? Or will all packages booked with the SingapoRediscovers vouchers be prepaid and non-refundable?

While I’ve done more than my fair share of staycations this year, I’ll still be on the lookout for any good hotel deals that may pop up on Traveloka/Trip.com. I imagine there’ll be no shortage of these once the vouchers launch, so stay tuned. 

Expect to receive more details on the SingapoRediscovers vouchers next week, including the all-important T&Cs. 

How are you planning to spend your vouchers?

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How To Redeem Your SingapoRediscovers Vouchers in 7 Easy Steps

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By this time, all Singapore citizens aged 18 years old and above as of 2020 will each get $100 SingapoRediscovers vouchers (SRV) in balance as mentioned by Singapore tourism board STB. You can redeem via Singpass and use the SingapoRediscovers vouchers (SRV) anytime or through community centres’ counters to spend on tours and attractions to rediscover Singapore.

Extension Of Deadline

With the deadline of redemption scheme being extended to 30 December 2020 by STB, Singapore citizens will have lots of time to plan on how and what tours and attractions to use your SingapoRediscovers vouchers on to support local tourism or businesses and rediscover Singapore. (E.g Gardens By The Bay)

Step 1: Head to Authorised Booking Partners (E.g. Trip.com Travel Singapore Pte Ltd or Klook Travel Technology Pte Ltd )

STB has appointed the following five authorised booking partners for the SingapoRediscovers Vouchers scheme: Changi Travel Services Pte Ltd, GlobalTix Pte Ltd,  Klook Travel Technology Pte Ltd with UOB Travel Planners Pte Ltd (as consortium members), Traveloka Services Pte Ltd, Trip.com Travel Singapore Pte Ltd.

Step 2: Browse products with SingapoRediscovers Vouchers icon

Generally all tours and packages listed under these merchants will be eligible for Singaporediscovers Vouchers and your vouchers can be used to redeem, but just to be sure, ensure that the red ‘Eligible for Singaporediscovers Vouchers’ tag or Singaporediscovers vouchers icon is located under your eligible products. Select what piques your interest. An example is this on Artscience Museum.

Step 3: Select date and book now

Step 4: Check out with “Singaporediscovers Vouchers” option

Step 5: Login using SingPass to choose amount to redeem

You will be prompted to sign into your SingPass account. Once signed-in, you will see the page in the image below. Select the amount of digital SingapoRediscovers Vouchers you wish to use and click on Get Voucher Code.

Step 6: Copy and paste the generated code for the vouchers at the checkout page

Copy the code generated in your SingPass account page and paste the unique voucher code onto the checkout page of the platform you are booking through. Click Redeem.

Step 7: Complete the checkout process and enjoy your SingapoRediscovers Voucher Tour

Double check that the SRV Voucher has been applied. If you have used the exact amount of SRV Vouchers for the price of the staycation/experience, you should not have to pay for anything further. Click on Pay and you are done! E-mail confirmations will be sent to you by the platform to confirm your bookings

No idea what you should use your Singaporediscovers Vouchers on?

Don’t know how to spend your Singaporediscovers Vouchers? Not to worry! We handpicked several deals and packages for you to use the Singaporediscovers vouchers to rediscover Singapore. Check out our post on our recommended activities and deals to redeem your SingapoRediscovers Vouchers on. It will have tours and attractions for family and friends, including children and youth through child / youth tickets to explore our city of Singapore. You will experience what it is like to be a local tourist in our city of Singapore.

Children and youth below 18 years old will also enjoy $10 subsidy on child / youth tickets at attractions and tours in Singapore as part of the SingapoRediscover vouchers scheme by Singapore Tourism Board.

Things To Note When You Use The Singaporediscovers Vouchers

Digital Singaporediscovers Vouchers of another individual cannot be used by someone else for attraction tickets or bookings through Singpass account and Singaporediscovers vouchers cannot be stacked or combined. Is it true that they are eligible for exchange for items of monetary value or cash after December 2020?’ Do visit our FAQ and feel free to contact us if you have any more questions

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Rediscover Singapore also offers various carefully crafted attractions tours and packages on our site . We work closely with our authorised booking partners, Trip.com Travel Singapore Pte Ltd and Klook Travel Technology Pte Ltd with UOB Travel Planners Pte Ltd to deliver the best attractions and tours for you and your loved ones to use SingapoRediscovers vouchers on and enjoy, including spending on child youth tickets! Experience Singapore in its natural beauty today!

Pokemon Go Cultural Walking Tour

We have a Pokemon Go Cultural Walking Tour, where you deep explore cultural sights and murals of Singapore while catching rare Pokemon with your family and friends. You will get a unique experience as you get to battle it out in Pokemon battles and catch rare Pokemon while learning about the diverse cultures and rich heritage Singapore has to offer. Places of visit will include Little India, Kampong Glam, Haji Lane. Find out more  here . If you enjoy playing Pokemon Go, this tour is for you!

How to purchase : Free of Charge! (After $100 SRV from balance)  Klook.com  ,  Trip.com

Heritage Of The Rail Corridor Walking Tour

We also have a Heritage Of The Rail Corridor Walking Tour, where you will be exploring Singapore’s past railway stations that used to connect with Malaysia, rediscovering the role of The Rail Corridor as you uncover the rich cultural heritage behind the landmarks along the trail. You will learn about its historical presence in Singapore and Malaysia’s past relationship and its transformation to what it is today.

Take a trip down memory lane in this 1.5h tour as you stroll along the attraction trail that goes from Old Bukit Timah Railway Station to the mosque of Masjid Hang Jebat. You will be able to take many instagrammable photographs with your friends and loved ones at the many photogenic landmarks, especially the railway (above) itself. Find out more  here.  Book now for free!

How to purchase:  Free of Charge! (After $100 SRV from balance) Klook .com

Labrador Park Tour + Seafood Buffet Dinner

Head on this walking tour as you traverse Labrador Park, home to many beautiful sights available at the sea and park. Get to know more about Singapore’s history through WWII relics left and from commentary by our experienced tour guide while you take magnificent photographs with your family and loved ones at these areas. You will visit famous sites such as the Red Beacon tower, Gun emplacements, Rocky sea cliff and Machine gun posts.

End off with a scrumptious seafood buffet dinner at The Three Peacocks as you chat with your friends or loved ones about the day’s activities. Find out more  here !

How to purchase : Free of Charge! (After $100 SRV from balance)  Trip.com

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Now that you know how to redeem your Digital Singaporediscover Vouchers and that the deadline having been extended to the end of the year, explore and go for what interests you the most! Book now!

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9 Things To Know About Your $100 SingapoRediscovers Vouchers: How To Redeem, Where To Use, Eligibility

The tourism industry all over the world has been hit hard by COVID-19 travel restrictions, with attractions, hotels, and airlines bearing the brunt of it. Though the virus situation in Singapore is no longer that dire, the fact that we can’t take in visitors from abroad means that the economy will be in a less-than-stellar state for a while.

In a bid to help promote local tourism and boost the economy, Singapore Tourism Board (STB) is giving all Singaporeans $100 worth of spending credits aka  SingapoRediscovers vouchers , which can be used for attraction tickets, staycations, and tours.

Here are 9 things to know about your $100 SingapoRediscovers vouchers , covering everything from how to redeem them, to where you can use them, along with special bundle deals and more. Consider your FAQs answered!

Read on to find out more about your $100 SingapoRediscovers vouchers!

#1: Eligibility criteria for SingapoRediscovers vouchers - who can redeem?

All Singaporeans of age 18 and above as of the year 2020 are eligible to receive $100 worth of SingapoRediscovers vouchers.

Unfortunately, these are only for Singapore Citizens. Permanent Residents (PRs) will not get to claim the vouchers.

#2: Do children below 18 years get anything?

Only those aged 18 and above will get the $100 SingapoRediscovers vouchers, but good news, parents: Any adult who qualifies for the $100 vouchers can also get subsidies of $10 for child or youth tickets, up to a maximum of 6 tickets. This means you’ll get to save up to $60 on your kid and play tourist together without worrying about the cost.

It is not specified that the subsidised child/youth tickets bought by adults have to be for one’s own offspring, so it looks like those without children of their own can still claim them for their nieces and nephews. If you have a big brood of kids, you might also be able to leverage on Ah Mah and Ah Gong - or even your childless friends - to see if they’re able to help purchase additional tickets for them.

Some child-friendly attractions that you can consider visiting with your little ones include Nestopia, BOUNCE Singapore trampoline park, and Snow City.

More details will be released in time.

#3: How to redeem your $100 SingapoRediscovers vouchers?

The SingapoRediscovers vouchers are e-vouchers, not physical paper vouchers, and will be issued to you digitally via SingPass.

Full details are not out yet, but from what we’ve heard so far, it is unlikely that you will have to go through an application process, and the vouchers will instead be given to you automatically - much like SkillsFuture credits.

#4: When will we receive our SingapoRediscovers vouchers?

The vouchers will be credited in December 2020, though the exact date has yet to be set. Now’s a good time to start thinking of where you might want to spend them, and perhaps even plan your leave days if you have any outstanding ones to clear before the year ends.

#5: Where can we use our SingapoRediscovers vouchers?

The vouchers can be used at all hotels, attractions, and tours that have been approved to resume operations by STB in Phase 2. Currently, there are almost 800 to choose from.

Some of these include Universal Studios Singapore, the ArtScience Museum, and HeadRock VR at Sentosa, along with various hotels such as Capella, Sofitel, and YOTEL. You can also hop on a local bike tour around the island or learn more about urban farming at Edible Garden City.

Check out the full approved list here . For easy access, below are the lists according to category:

• Hotels for staycations
• Attractions
• Tours, tour operators, and tourist guides

#6: In what denomination will the $100 worth of vouchers be given in? 

The vouchers will be given in denominations of $10, which means you will have 10 x $10 vouchers in total. This certainly makes them easier to spend, especially if you’re aiming for the more affordable attractions.

#7: Can the vouchers be stacked?

As of now, it is said that there will not be any limits to the number of vouchers used in a single visit - which means that you can either choose to spread them out over different dates and attractions, or blow them all at one shot on a staycation or single pricier attraction like a true baller.

#8: How long will our SingapoRediscovers vouchers last and when will they expire?

The SingapoRediscovers vouchers will be usable from the time they are credited in December, all the way to June 2021. This covers the June holidays for school children, so you can take some time off for a bonding session with the whole family.

#9: Will there be special promotions and bundle deals to take note of?

Yes! On top of the $100 credits, there will be special bundle promos to take advantage of, for even greater bang for your buck. This will include pairings of various attractions and activities together at good prices - for example, a staycation with a walking tour of the vicinity, or same-day entry to multiple attractions located in the same area.

Stay tuned for more information to be released in the months to come.

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15 fun ways to spend your $100 singaporediscovers vouchers.

by Benita Lee • 05 Mar 2021

If you’re wondering how to spend your SingapoRediscovers vouchers, we’ve scoured the island for the best options.

Can’t travel? We’ve got the next best thing: Exploring the city we call home. Even better, the government has given us $100 tourism credits for us to use on staycations, tours and fun things to do. Not sure where to spend your SingapoRediscovers vouchers ? Fret not. We have plenty of suggestions for you!

Singaporeans aged 18 and above are eligible to redeem these digital vouchers, which come in denominations of $10. Just browse through products with the SingapoRediscovers icon on Changi Recommends, Trip.com, Klook, GlobalTix or Traveloka. Choose what you’d like to redeem and log in via SingPass to get your voucher code for redemption. These vouchers can be redeemed individually or all at once until the end of December 2021. Ready to start planning your Singapore holiday?

[22 Nov update: SingapoRediscovers vouchers can be redeemed until end-March 2022; bookings must be made by 31 Dec 2021.]

Where to spend your SingapoRediscovers vouchers

1. admire the beauty of singapore.

For guided tours by locals who have the city at their fingertips, head to Tribe. The experiences are warm, authentic and unforgettable. Keen on capturing the loveliest sights of Singapore? Try the #Instawalk that’ll take you across Bugis, Kampong Glam and Waterloo Street. Those who love old school snacks will go gaga over the Hawkerwalk where you’ll go back in time and behind the scenes with hawkers. To add a tinge of mystery to your life, the Chinatown Murders escape room game will see you solving puzzles and hunting down a serial killer in the area. Tribe , book online

2. Beat the heat

Did you know there’s a massive inflatable obstacle course on the waters of Sentosa? Touted as Singapore’s first floating aqua park, HydroDash is a family-friendly playground you can slide, leap, bounce and climb your way through. After spending your SingapoRediscovers vouchers, you’ll be ready for a splashin’ time! HydroDash , Palawan Beach, Sentosa, Singapore 098498

3. Fly a plane

So you always wanted to be a pilot? Let your love for flying lift off at Flight Experience. Equipped with stunning HD visuals, the flight simulator seats you in a Boeing 737-800 cockpit replica, where certified commercial pilot instructors will teach you everything from basic take-off and landing techniques to flight manoeuvring. You may not be travelling anytime soon, but hey, you can always take flight in a different way. Flight Experience , #02-06, Singapore Flyer, 30 Raffles Avenue, Singapore 039803

4. Get that adrenaline buzz

For all the thrills and spills, head to AJ Hackett Sentosa for a daredevil day out. The famous bungy jump will have you nosediving towards the sandy shores of Siloso Beach, while the giant swing tosses you in the air for an intoxicating rush complete with sweet sights. To conquer your fear of heights without your feet leaving the ground, try the skybridge and admire the bird’s eye view of Sentosa. AJ Hackett Sentosa , 30 Siloso Beach Walk, Sentosa, Singapore 099011

5. Stay in a trendy hotel

The rooms may be cosy (read: tiny), but the tropical chic Hotel Soloha packs in the personality and sass with vibrant colours and funky artworks. Bonus points for its amazing location in the buzzy Keong Saik area! You’ll be surrounded by some of the best restos and bars in town once you step out of the boutique hotel. Think Burnt Ends, Olivia Restaurant & Lounge , Esquina and more. For the ultimate indulgence, book the outdoor suite, which comes with its own private outdoor space and bathtub. Hotel Soloha , 12 Teck Lim Road, Singapore 088387

6. Discover the city’s heritage and culture

Explore Singapore in a different way with impactful tours by Actxplorer. Foodies, you’ll get to meet local fish farmers in a farm-to-table experience or go on a wet market tour and whip up hawker dishes with the beneficiaries at social enterprise Dignity Kitchen. If you’ve always been curious about the art of making kueh, sign up for the hands-on kueh workshop to pick up those skills! Alternatively, visit a local roastery on a coffee tour and find out how to make that perfect brew. Outdoor adventurers can also hop on a boat to Pulau Ubin, where you’ll learn about its food sources and end off with lunch at Smith Marine Floating Restaurant. Actxplorer , book online

7. Stroll through intriguing exhibitions

Yup, it’s time for a trip to ArtScience Museum. The permanent Future World gallery offers an interactive space filled with light art displays, while the Planet or Plastic? showcase by National Geographic takes you through compelling photos and videos that dive into the global plastic pollution crisis. Psst: don’t miss out on the awesome Star Wars Identities exhibition for artefacts and more if you’re a fan of the films! ArtScience Museum , 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956

8. Jet off to Bali in a jiffy

Luxuriate in the minimalistic abode of your dreams when you stay at Lloyd’s Inn. This 34-room boutique hotel is conveniently located in the bustling Orchard area, so you can nip out and explore or lounge by the dipping pool and enjoy cocktails on the alfresco roof terrace. Spend your SingapoRediscovers vouchers here and get a night’s stay in a standard or business room with breakfast for two and 10% off the menu at Artisan Boulangerie Co @ 118 Killiney. Lloyd’s Inn , 2 Lloyd Road, Singapore 239091

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9. mingle with wildlife.

Wild about animals? The Singapore Zoo, River Safari, Jurong Bird Park and Night Safari are open for visits. Rediscover your favourite reserves and say hello to the birds, giraffes, elephants, pandas and lions. To make your day extra special, sign up for wildlife tours, jungle breakfast sessions and more. Wildlife Reserves Singapore

10. Tour the city’s hidden corners

So you’d like to uncover a different side of the little red dot? Let’s Go Tour Singapore takes you on intriguing journeys to experience kelongs on board a boat, find out about the city’s sustainable side or discover a kampong experience. You can also delve deep into the history of Singapore or marvel at the beauty of Marina Bay at night. Let’s Go Tour Singapore , book online

11. Enjoy the ride of your life

Dreaming of dunking yourself into the pool to cool off from our eternal summer? Spend the day at Wild Wild Wet for fantastic water adventures. From kid-friendly entertainment to high-speed thrills, the water theme park has it all. You’ll be enjoying racer slides, rafting fun, river rides and loads more. Wild Wild Wet , 1 Pasir Ris Close, Singapore 519599

12. Spend a day on the island of fun

Theme park junkies, we’ve got one of the best in the region right on our shores. Dinosaurs, Transformers and the Minions await at Universal Studios Singapore. So if you’re missing your regular dose of rollercoaster rides, you know where to spend your SingapoRediscovers vouchers. As for the S.E.A. Aquarium, it’s the perfect indoor option for rainy or scorching days. Explore the underwater world filled with more than 100,000 marine creatures, from hammerhead sharks and giant moray eels to sea nettle and reef manta rays. Universal Studios Singapore and S.E.A. Aquarium , Resorts World Sentosa, 8 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore 098269

13. Wake up to a view of Marina Bay

You can’t get any closer to the magnificent view of Marina Bay. The gorgeous Fullerton Bay Hotel Singapore is an elegant jewel along the waterfront stretch, with glorious rooms that will make you feel like royalty. What better way to relax and let out all your stresses? The selection of SingapoRediscovers packages includes a two-night stay for the price of one, a luxury escape with $80 dining credits and a romantic retreat with complimentary upgrade and afternoon tea. The Fullerton Bay Hotel Singapore , 80 Collyer Quay, Singapore 049326

14. Dive into water sports

Get a taste of Hawaii at Ola Beach Club with its cuisine and cocktails before you go all out with thrilling water sports . This is where you’ll get to try activities like stand up paddleboarding, and hit the waves with banana boats and donut rides. Ola Beach Club , 46 Siloso Beach Walk, Singapore 099005

15. Cool down in a winter wonderland

Escape from life on our tropical island at Snow City, where you’ll get to bundle up in coats and pretend for a moment you’re on a frosty vacay. With slides, snowfall experiences, snow fun houses and more, you’ll be loving the change of scenery. Plus, it’s a welcome break from the heat! Snow City , 21 Jurong Town Hall Road, Singapore 609433

Bonus: Donate your SingapoRediscovers vouchers

Want to give to a good cause? Klook Cares is an initiative that allows you to use your vouchers for the underprivileged and migrant workers. You can pay it forward via four non-profit organisations: It’s Raining Raincoats, Collaborate for Good, Fei Yue Community Services and Beyond Social Services. Activities include entry to the Science Centre, skydiving at iFly, a tour of Gardens by the Bay and a Singapore Flyer experience.

Now that you know where to spend your SingapoRediscovers vouchers, just pick your fave option and run with it.

Our Group Editor Benita lives for chill days that include retail therapy at boutique markets, strolling around nature parks, and attempting to be artsy at craft workshops. The only marathons she does are on the couch with Netflix and wine.

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SingapoRediscovers Vouchers: Which Attraction is Worth Spending Your $100 Tourism Voucher on?

By: Author Eva

Posted on Published: January 31, 2021  - Last updated: October 19, 2023

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I’m pretty sure that right now, almost everyone in Singapore would’ve heard about SingapoRediscovers Vouchers (SRV), an initiative by the government to revive the tourism industry in Singapore.

Well, in case you are not sure how it works, you may refer to the SRV official page .

Basically, every Singaporean aged 18 and above will receive $100 tourism voucher (in the denomination of $10) that they can use to buy attraction tickets, pay for hotel staycation and go on local tours.

SRV is a digital voucher. To use it, you need to make booking through official representatives, namely: Klook, Globaltix, Changi Recommends, Traveloka and Trips.com.

In those official representative websites or even STB websites, there is no summary page where you can see all of the attraction in 1 page with the corresponding prices . So.. I decided to spend a couple of days compiling this list of attractions with their SRV prices and original prices.

My purpose for creating this is actually for me to easily see all of the attractions with the corresponding prices, so that I don’t have to open 40+ websites to check each price! I hope this will be useful for you to decide which attraction to spend your voucher on.

It’s funny to notice that for some attractions, their original prices are cheaper than SRV prices. But for others, their SRV prices are cheaper than original prices (see iFly).

Anyway, since the SRV is free, I don’t think you should choose the attraction by comparing their SRV prices vs Original prices. Instead, you should choose the attraction that should give you the most happiness with the least amount you’re comfortable spending .

To be honest, I’m not familiar with hotel staycations and local tours in Singapore, so I can’t recommend any hotel or tours for you. But… I DO know a thing or two about attractions 🙂 Therefore, I try to recommend some attractions that I think is a good choice, in the later part of this article.

List of all attractions that you can SingapoRediscovers Voucher for

Here are all of the 43 attractions that are approved by STB (as of 8 Dec). The list is sorted in alphabetical order.

Please note that the price changes from time to time. I try my best to input the latest price at the time of writing or at the time of update.

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OP: Off-Peak P: Peak

Best Time to use SRV Vouchers

First of all, before we decide which attraction to spend the SRV on, it’s prudent to determine when to visit these attractions.

Some attractions have different prices for peak season and off-peak season. For some, the entire December is peak season, while the weekdays in January are considered off-peak season.

Then, some attractions consider weekends as peak, and weekdays (even December weekdays) as non-peak.

So, if you’re really particular about money and you’re quite flexible with timing, do consider visiting the attractions in January-May during weekdays . The SRV voucher is valid until 30 June 2021 anyway.

But, if you can’t visit on weekdays because you don’t have any annual leave to clear, it’s not the end of the world. Just visit whenever it’s convenient for you. It’s cheaper to pay out of pocket the difference of ticket price between peak and off-peak rather than intentionally take unpaid leave just to save a couple of bucks.

The Cheapest Attraction

We all love cheap, am I rite? Well, the good news is, there is an attraction that costs less than 5 bucks. Drumroll please…

Canopy Park admission ticket is only S$4.50/pax!

Personally, I’m a huge fan of Canopy Park. When my mom and siblings come, I brought them there. When my in-laws come, I brought them there.

Every year, I visit Canopy Park at least once. I even wrote a huge guide for Canopy Park . I think it’s a decent attraction and worth every penny of S$4.50. If you haven’t visited it before, I recommend that you do.

The Most Expensive Attraction

Now, who’s the most expensive attraction? Drumroll again please…

Royal Albatross offers 2 experiences: Sunset Sail Dinner and City Lights Dinner. They’re priced at S$209/adult and S$102/child.

Disclaimer: I’ve not been on Royal Albatross because of their prices. But I’ve heard and read good reviews about them. I’m considering to do it one day, when there is a special occasion that I want to celebrate 🙂

Best Attraction for Adrenaline Junkies who Want to Take a Leap of Faith

There are people who love jumping out of everything: plane, cliff, building edge, etc. And there are people who don’t. If you love taking leap of faith, I recommend that you go for AJ Hackett ‘s Bungy Jump, which costs S$75/pax. Your life will change.

Already done the Bungy Jump before? Then, another jumping activity you should try is iFly , which is an indoor skydiving simulator. It costs S$46 for 1 dive, and S$69 for 2 dives during off-peak season. During peak season, the price will be slightly more expensive.

Best Attraction for Aviation Geek

If you’re an aviation geek, I think you would love the flight simulator at Flight Experience Singapore . At S$149/pax for a 30-minute session, the experience is not cheap. But if you’re a die-heard aviation geek, I think it’s worth it to offset the experience with your $100 SRV voucher. You’ll end up paying less than a hundred, which is not bad.

Best Attraction for Water Activities Lovers

If you love being in the water and you love sport, you probably will love Ola Beach Club . Here, you can enjoy kayaking, test your balance at Stand Up Paddleboarding, scream your heart out riding Banana Boat or Donut.

However, if you prefer water theme park kind of thing, do consider Wild Wild Wet .

Best Attraction for Animal Lovers

Personally, I really enjoy my time at Singapore Zoo and Jurong Bird Park (I love the penguins). If you haven’t been there, now is probably the time to do so.

Best Attraction for Those who Love a Bird’s Eye View

This is quite a difficult category! But, if I have to choose, then I’ll recommend Singapore Cable Car . The view you’ll get between Mount Faber and Sentosa is breathtaking, and I’m never tired of the cable car ride.

If you have taken the cable car, and you’re looking for alternatives, here are some: Marina Bay Sands SkyPark Observation Deck , Mega Adventure and Singapore Flyer .

Best Attraction for History Buff

I love National Gallery Singapore . Admission is free for local residents. However, you can use SRV to redeem the Supreme Court Tour.

Well, there is no one-size-fits-all best attraction to spend your tourism voucher on. As I said earlier, do consider the attraction that’ll give you the maximum happiness, regardless whether you have visited them before or not.

I am still undecided about which attraction I want to go to. I’m not rushing to use them because the expiry date is still 6 months away. If you’ve any suggestions, do let me know!

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15 Unique Experiences and Activities That Are SingapoRediscovers Vouchers Eligible

Get the most out of your SingapoRediscovers vouchers with these new experiences!

Update: If you haven’t heard, our SingapoRediscovers vouchers have been extended till 31 Dec 2021!

Many people might spend their SingapoRediscovers vouchers on hotels and attractions . But we looked for the most interesting experiences and tours so you have more choices! Why not try something with a dash of novelty? Like fishing on a kayak, or sailing on a luxury yacht?

Here’s our list of unique activities and experiences that are totally worth your S$100 SingapoRediscovers vouchers!

1) Catch a serial killer in Chinatown

Photo credit: @parkonking via Instagram

There’s been a murder in Chinatown and it’s your job to solve the mystery! Tribe’s outdoor escape room is a unique outdoor version of the escape room puzzles we’ve been familiar with. Instead of breaking out of a room, you have free reign over where to go based on your clues.

Photo credit: Tribe

Along the way, you’ll “meet” intriguing characters narrated by your guide — a Samsui woman, a moneylender and a provision shop owner. It’s a fun way to get to know more about the iconic district!

Cost: S$50 Tour timing: 10AM – 12PM (Fri – Sun) Meeting point: Chinatown MRT Exit C, Level 2 Garden Bridge

2) Explore Singapore’s dark past

Photo credit: Oriental Travel & Tours

Grab your brave pals and venture into Singapore’s haunted sites with Creepy Tales of Singapore .

Discover more about the past as the seasoned guide takes you around some of Singapore’s unassumingly hunted sites while sharing stories of the past. You’ll also visit places where many lost their lives during the Japanese occupation.

Cost: S$105 Tour timing: 7:30PM – 10:30PM (Wed – Sun) Meeting point: Haw Par Villa MRT Station Exit A

3) Ride through the city in a sidecar

It’s a thrilling experience being in a Vespa sidecar . As a pillion, there’s no need to hold on to your driver. Instead, you’re in a stylish pod attached beside a Vespa bike! The professional riders will also take good care of you as you speed through the city’s nooks and crannies.

Get familiar with Peranakan culture in Joo Chiat, or visit the alleys of Tiong Bahru’s vintage estate. Want a longer ride? Go for Singapore in a Nutshell and cover areas from Kampong Glam to Chinatown and Marina Bay!

Cost: S$160 Tour timings: Varies

4) Try fishing on a kayak

Photo credit: @fever.sg via Instagram

Fever ‘s unique kayak fishing experience is great for folks of all ages. In a four-hour session, you’ll be in a tandem kayak with an expert guide who will take you to the best fishing spots. Even if you’ve never tried fishing in your life, here’s where you can pick up the basics of fishing and learn about fun facts of marine life below. You could catch up to eight fish, if you’re lucky 🐟

This experience lets you pick up a new skill — and dinner while you’re at it — for just S$29 if you use your SingapoRediscovers vouchers!

Cost: From S$129 Tour timings: 7AM – 11AM Meeting point: Depends on choice of tour

*Pro-tip: Wear tons of sunblock as you’ll be under the sun for a long time!

5) Track down otters in the city

Photo credit: Bernard Seah

From eating koi fish to visiting a Shell station , I bet you’ve heard many stories about our resident otters. But other than their antics, did you know otters can drink seawater without becoming dehydrated?

On this tour , you’ll be cycling around the city with wildlife photographer Bernard Seah (a.k.a. the Ottergrapher) for a chance to meet our furry friends! You’ll travel to their favourite hangout spots and learn all about these cute creatures from the Otter-enthusiast.

Cost: S$87 Tour timing and meeting point: Depends on booking

6) Explore Singapore on Wheels

Looking for something active to do this weekend? Rent a bike for 10 hours (S$45) and cycle through the city! Make your way to Marina Bay, or cruise through the streets of Little India, Kampong Glam and Clarke Quay.

Alternatively, make us of your SingapoRediscover Vouchers and join a city bike tour designed for locals. An experienced guide will bring you through some of the most scenic sights in singapore while sharing interesting stories. You’d be surprised how much you never knew despite living in this country for years!

Cost: S$38.79 Tour timings: 9AM – 1PM, 5PM – 9PM Meeting point: Nicoll Highway MRT Station

7) Or Pulau Ubin

Pulau Ubin is an offshore island many know of but rarely visit. However, it’s one of the best places to escape to if you want a break from the city — all you’ve to do is get on a ferry and rent a bike for S$5/day.

Cycle through biking trails, discover mangroves, and meet native wildlife along the way. The best part? Not a single skyscraper in sight!

If you’re not confident to go on your own, go on a tour instead. It comes with a guide, bike rentals, and two-way ferry transport! So, you can enjoy the island’s unspoiled landscape without worrying about getting lost.

Cost: S$53.30 Tour timing: 8AM – 12PM Meeting point: Changi Point Ferry Terminal

Read more: Pulau Ubin Guide — A Local’s Guide to Exploring This Hidden Gem

8) Go behind the scenes of our local film industry

Photo credit: @chuklanov via Unsplash

Ever wondered what it’s like to be Steven Spielberg?

Get to know Singapore’s film industry and understand the process from storyboarding to styling. During the session, you’ll even get to produce your own short video masterpiece! You’ll also learn how Singapore’s Film and Cinema Industry has evolved in the last century.

It’s a great family activity, especially for kids as they learn what goes on behind the scenes of their favourite shows.

Cost: S$250 for five pax Tour timings: 9AM – 11AM, 5PM – 7PM Meeting point: Toast Box at Esplanade Theatres By the Bay

9) Meet the legends of Singapore’s disappearing trades

As a country that’s constantly evolving, we’ve seen how some trades have slowly phased out. Fortunately, some of these trades from yesteryear are still around. And it’s not too late to pay them a visit!

This fascinating tour gives you a glimpse of Singapore in the 1950s to 1980s through. See where our traditional kopi comes from at a coffee roasting factory . Or, visit our remaining traditional bakeries — watch how your favourite bread and big ear biscuits are made!

Cost: S$83.35 Tour timing: 9AM – 1PM (Mon – Fri for private tours, Tue – Fri for join-in tours) Meeting point: Taxi Drop-off at Newton Food Centre 

10) Sail on a yacht to Singapore’s Southern Islands

Spend an afternoon on a luxury yacht headed toward the Southern Islands. You’ll learn its history and stories from your guide as you sail past each one.

During your round trip, you’ll pass by St. John’s Island, Lazarus Island, and the ex-landfill Semakau Island. You’ll even pay a visit to Raffles Lighthouse , located at Singapore’s southernmost tip, as well as Sentosa and Marina Bay.

Plus, you get to pop by Kusu Island! It’s the most interesting one with brightly-coloured shrines and an adorable tortoise sanctuary. Refreshments are provided on this casual cruise. So, sit back relax and enjoy the stories and ocean breeze!

Cost: S$89 (Mon – Fri) Tour timings: 10AM – 12:30PM, 3PM – 5:30PM, 5:30PM – 8PM Meeting point: Marina at Keppel Bay

Bonus activities and experiences

Unfortunately, you can’t spend the SingapoRediscovers vouchers on the experiences below. However, if you’re a thrill-seeker or love new adventures, you should definitely consider checking these out too!

11) Experience life in the fast lane

Photo credit: Klook

Satisfy your need for speed in your very own supercar! Take this chance to make rounds on the F1 track — the best way to experience driving a Ferrari or Lamborghini in all its glory.

Can’t drive? No worries, you can still feel the thrill in the passenger seat. Just opt for a professional driver to take you around the course!

Cost: S$363.79 Tour timings: 9AM – 11PM Meeting point: Marina Bay Sands

12) Visit creatures of the night

Photo credit: The Untamed Paths

If the paranormal isn’t your cup of tea, go suss out some nocturnal creatures instead!

Explore our parklands at night with The Untamed Paths . This group of young naturalists lead you to discover the animals that awake at night. You’ll have so much fun spotting owls, snakes, and even lemurs jumping from tree to tree!

Alternatively, search for unique marine life in shallow pools. Head out at pre-dawn and watch the low tide reveal all types of animals — you might see octopus, shellfish, crustaceans, starfish and stingrays too!

Cost: S$79 Tour timings and meeting point: Depends on booking

13) Venture into Singapore’s uncharted territories

Photo credit: @hanl0ng via Instagram

In an ever-changing city like Singapore, you’d be surprised by how many abandoned places exist. Go on an adventure and uncover historic places from World War II bunkers to an abandoned beach villa .

Photo credit: @jeronimoloco via Instagram

Some of the sites are easily accessible, while others are riskier and require experience. The abandoned Jurong Railway Line is the easiest spot to get to, located right behind a bus stop . These days, it’s a popular hiking spot for locals as it’s a beginner-friendly trek.

Photo credit: @beyondexpeditionssg via Instagram

If you’re up for something more challenging, join  Beyond Expeditions on their next trek to the World War II Marsiling Bunkers. The experienced team will lead you through long tunnels, ankle-high mud, and one eye-opening adventure!

Cost: S$90 Tour timing: 12PM – 6PM Meeting point: Causeway Point, Woodlands MRT

14) Go Diving in Singapore’s Waters

Photo credit: @orangejr1 via Instagram

You don’t have to wait for COVID-19 to end to finally learn diving! You can pick it up right here at home.

Bet you didn’t know we have our own coral reefs too! Take a boat out to Pulau Hantu ‘s waters and visit the wonderful life below the surface.

Photo credit: @lighthouseadv.co via Instagram

Apart from corals, you’ll come across seahorses, damselfishes, brightly coloured wrasses, and also clownfish (hi, Nemo!).

If you’re a certified diver, sign up for a leisure dive trip! Full scuba gear is included if you don’t have your own. Meanwhile, beginners can book the Open Water two-day course. You’ll learn how to dive (pool and theory session) and get four open water dives (two each day). Full scuba gear is provided too — all you need to do in show up!

Cost: From S$145 Tour timings: 7:30AM – 1PM, 2:30PM – 8PM Meeting point: Raffles Marina

15) Discover Singapore’s hidden bars

Photo credit: The Old Man Singapore via Facebook

An unassuming pineapple lamp, a beer fridge, and a glass door in an alley — these are the entrances to some of Singapore’s hidden bars. Switch up your usual weekend bar with these unique joints, if you can find them 💁🏻‍♀️

The Old Man

Photo credit: @theoldman_sg via Instagram

Don’t bother looking out for a sign board. Just walk along Keong Saik Road and look out for a pineapple lamp — that’s your entrance.

Lovers of Ernest Hemingway will enjoy a night at The Old Man . Their experimental cocktails are inspired by the author’s works, and pay tribute to his love for fine spirits. Expect novel ingredients such as curry leaf infused bulldog gin, and glutinous rice cooked mezcal!

Taste The Torrents of Spring or sip on The Garden of Eden — a whole new way of consuming literature 😂

Cost: From S$20 Opening hours: 5PM – 10:30PM Address: 55 Keong Saik Rd., #01-04, Singapore 089158

Dragon’s Chamber

This is the front of the restaurant. Photo credit: The Dragon’s Chamber

Check out the hood ‘s newest speakeasy bar — Dragon’s Chamber . Hidden behind a Kopitiam ‘s beer fridge is an electric-pop restaurant bar that oozes Chinese mafia vibes.

Photo credit: The Dragon’s Chamber

They serve fun cocktails with Bourbon-infused yuzu and blue pea-infused vodka. However, their unconventional Chinese cuisine is where the “crazy” is at — herbal soup with crocodile penis, anyone?

Cost: From S$10 Opening hours: 11AM – 10:30PM, closed between 3PM – 5PM, closed on Mon Address: 2 Circular Rd, Singapore 049358

Operation Dagger Bar

Photo credit: Operation Dagger Bar

This bar has one of the most interesting concepts. They use hieroglyphics to mark the route to the bar and on all their alcohol bottles. To add to the mystery, the menu is never fixed and you’ll have no idea what’s in your drink.

Cost: From S$16 Opening hours: 6PM – 10:30PM, closed on Sun and Mon Address: 7 Ann Siang Hill, #B1-01, Singapore 069791

How to use the SingapoRediscovers Vouchers

Here’s a handy chart on how to redeem your SingapoRediscovers vouchers! Share it with your friends and family — it might help someone who’s confused about the process.

More into them chill vibes? Check out these underrated SRV hotels that are also worth your vouchers. Or, pick from our list of best SRV attractions , with some insider pro-tips!

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Sg Travel Voucher Redemption Guide

A Sg Travel Voucher Redemption Guide

Do you have a Sg Travel voucher and don’t know how to redeem it? This comprehensive guide will explain everything you need to know about how to redeem your voucher.

To redeem your voucher, you will need to provide the voucher code and PIN number. You can find the voucher code on the voucher itself, and the PIN number is usually located on the back of the voucher or on the promotional materials.

Once you have the voucher code and PIN number, you can redeem it online or in person at a Sg Travel agency. If you redeem it online, you will need to provide the voucher code and PIN number, as well as your name, contact information, and travel dates. If you redeem it in person, you will need to provide the voucher code and PIN number, as well as your passport number and travel dates.

Your voucher is valid for one year from the date of purchase. Once you have redeemed your voucher, the travel dates are non-transferable and cannot be changed.

If you have any questions about redeeming your voucher, you can contact Sg Travel at [email protected] .

• 1 Can I still redeem Singapore rediscover voucher?
• 2 How do I redeem my SG 100 voucher?
• 3 Which CC to redeem Singapore rediscover voucher?
• 4 How do I redeem rediscover voucher on Singpass?
• 5 Will SRV voucher be extended?
• 6 How do I check my rediscover voucher?
• 7 How do I claim transport voucher?

Can I still redeem Singapore rediscover voucher?

Yes, you can still redeem your Singapore rediscover voucher. The voucher is valid for one year from the date of issue, and can be used at any of the participating merchants.

How do I redeem my SG 100 voucher?

SG 100 vouchers are valid for one year from the date of issue. You can redeem the voucher at any of the six designated SingPost outlets.

To redeem your SG 100 voucher, you will need to present the voucher and your identity card or passport to the cashier. The cashier will then process the redemption and print out a receipt.

The SG 100 voucher can be used to pay for postage fees, parcels, registered mail, and other services. It cannot be used to purchase stamps.

If you have any questions, please contact SingPost at 1605 or visit their website at www.singpost.com.

Which CC to redeem Singapore rediscover voucher?

There are a few things to consider when redeeming a Singapore rediscover voucher. The first thing to think about is which credit card to use. The redemption process can be completed either online or in-store, but the credit card used must be the same as the one used to purchase the voucher.

The second thing to consider is the amount of the voucher. The full value of the voucher must be used in a single purchase, and any unused amount will not be refunded. The voucher can be used for both online and in-store purchases, but it is not valid for use with other vouchers or discounts.

Finally, the voucher can only be used at certain outlets. The full list of participating merchants is available on the Singapore rediscover website. Some of the more popular merchants include Harvey Norman, Best Denki, and Toys “R” Us.

All in all, the Singapore rediscover voucher is a great way to save money on your next purchase. Just be sure to consider the terms and conditions, and use the voucher at a participating merchant.

How do I redeem rediscover voucher on Singpass?

Rediscover is a rewards programme offered by the Singapore government to its citizens. It allows citizens to earn points for performing activities such as shopping, dining, travelling and more. These points can then be redeemed for rewards such as vouchers and discounts.

To redeem a rediscover voucher, you will need to have a Singpass account. Once you have logged in to your account, you can go to the ‘Rediscover’ page and click on ‘Redeem Vouchers’. You will then be able to enter the voucher code and click on ‘Redeem’. The voucher will then be added to your account and can be used for purchases at participating merchants.

Will SRV voucher be extended?

The SRV voucher system in the Netherlands is set to expire at the end of 2016. However, the government is considering extending it.

The SRV voucher system is a program that provides vouchers to low-income workers to help them afford to take time off work to care for a child or family member. The vouchers can be used to pay for part of the cost of taking leave, such as daycare fees.

The SRV voucher system was introduced in 2007. It is scheduled to expire at the end of 2016. However, the government is considering extending it. A final decision has not yet been made.

If the voucher system is extended, it is likely that the value of the vouchers will be increased. This would help to ensure that the vouchers continue to be effective in helping low-income workers to take time off work to care for a child or family member.

The SRV voucher system is one of the most effective programs of its type in the world. It has helped many low-income workers to take time off work to care for a child or family member. If it is extended, it will continue to help many workers in the Netherlands.

How do I check my rediscover voucher?

Rediscover is a loyalty program that rewards customers for their spending at participating stores. Customers earn points for every dollar they spend, and can redeem these points for rewards like gift cards, products, and discounts.

One of the benefits of the Rediscover program is the ability to earn bonus points. These bonus points are awarded for completing certain activities, like making a purchase on a special day or spending a certain amount of money.

Members can check their bonus point balance and rewards online. To do this, they need to log in to the Rediscover website and click on the ‘My Account’ tab. From there, they can view their points balance, redeemed rewards, and bonus point balance.

If they want to redeem their points for a reward, they can click on the ‘Redeem Rewards’ tab. This will show them a list of all the rewards that are available, along with their point value. They can then select the reward they want and follow the instructions to redeem it.

If they want to check their voucher balance, they can click on the ‘Vouchers’ tab. This will show them a list of all the vouchers they have, along with the voucher code and the expiration date. They can then print the voucher or redeem it online.

Members can also access their account on the Rediscover app. This allows them to view their points balance, redeemed rewards, and bonus point balance. They can also redeem rewards and check voucher balances from the app.

How do I claim transport voucher?

If you have a transport voucher, it’s important to know how to redeem it. Here’s a guide on how to do that:

1. Locate a transport provider that accepts the voucher.

Not all transport providers accept transport vouchers, so you’ll need to find one that does. You can usually find this information on the voucher itself or on the provider’s website.

2. Present the voucher to the transport provider.

Once you’ve found a provider that accepts vouchers, you’ll need to present it to them. This can usually be done by showing the voucher to the driver or ticket seller.

3. Pay any additional costs.

Depending on the voucher, you may need to pay additional costs such as fare and booking fees. Make sure you have enough money to cover these costs before presenting the voucher.

4. Enjoy your journey!

Once you’ve redeemed the voucher, you can enjoy your journey. Just make sure you follow any other instructions on the voucher.

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