First Batch of Chinese Visa-free Travellers Arrive in Singapore - Trip.com Group - Alvinology

First Batch of Chinese Visa-free Travellers Arrive in Singapore – Trip.com Group

Trip.com Group is thrilled to announce the arrival of the first batch of Chinese tourists to Singapore under the newly implemented Singapore-China mutual 30-day visa-free arrangement. This morning, Changi Airport welcomed Chinese travellers, including a tour group organized by Trip.com Group, originating from Beijing.

The introduction of tourist-friendly measures such as visa-free travel has revolutionized the travel landscape, eliminating hurdles in the planning process and facilitating last-minute trips. With the added flexibility of the 30-day visa exemptions, Chinese travellers can now embark on longer journeys to explore the vibrant city-state of Singapore.

First Batch of Chinese Visa-free Travellers Arrive in Singapore - Trip.com Group - Alvinology
Trip.com Group Welcomes First Batch of Chinese Visa-free Tourists to Singapore

The impact of these measures is evident in the staggering surge of Chinese New Year (CNY) bookings to Singapore via Trip.com Group’s platforms, which have skyrocketed by a remarkable 206% compared to last year. Impressively, nearly half (47%) of these bookings are attributed to families seeking unforgettable holiday experiences.

First Batch of Chinese Visa-free Travellers Arrive in Singapore - Trip.com Group - Alvinology

To extend a warm welcome to Chinese tourists, Trip.com Group, in collaboration with its partners in Singapore, has rolled out a series of exclusive promotions. Partnering with Sentosa Development Corporation, Chinese tourists booking hotels through Trip.com Group’s platform can enjoy enticing perks, including a special welcome gift from Sentosa. This gift package offers an array of exclusive privileges such as complimentary entry to Sentosa Island and free admissions to select attractions, ensuring an unforgettable vacation experience.

Recent revelations by Trip.com Group forecast a substantial 46.8% increase in inbound travel to Singapore during this year’s CNY festive period compared to 2023, accompanied by an impressive 108.6% surge in total trip expenditure for inbound bookings over the same period.

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