Singapore Tourism Board (STB) will focus on creating buzz in source markets including India about the new attractions the destination has added in the recent past. With the first phase of the ambitious Gardens by the Bay project on the Marina Bay opened for visitors, STB is all set to change its global position from a ‘Garden City’ to ‘City in a Garden’. Introducing the attractions in New Delhi recently, Chang Chee Pey,

Even as the whole world is talking about an economic slowdown, Indians travelling abroad seem to have thrown their worries to the winds, if one goes by figures released by the Singapore Tourism Board (STB). Spending by Indian tourists visiting Singapore increased by 41 per cent to SGD 296 million in the third quarter of last year.

The Singapore Tourism Board (STB) is targeting 11.5 – 12.5 million visitor arrivals and SinUSD17.5 – SinUSD 18.5 billion in tourism receipts for 2010. Commenting on the outlook for the industry, Aw Kah Peng, Chief Executive, Singapore Tourism Board said, "Despite last year being an exceptionally challenging one, the tourism industry weathered it credibly.

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Source : Singapore Tourism Board

Singapore achieved a new record for its tourism sector when it received its 10 millionth visitor this week. Sanjeev Bhandari 36, landed at Singapore’s Changi Airport to a surprise welcome from the Singapore Tourism Board (STB).

This year’s achievement of ten million visitors surpasses last year’s record arrivals of 9.7 million visitors and continues the upward trend from 2004 when Singapore crossed the eight million mark