Singapore Tourism Board
The Singapore Tourism Board (STB) is a statutory board under the Ministry of Trade and Industry of Singapore. It champions the development of Singapore's tourism sector, one of the country's key service sectors and economic pillars, and undertakes the marketing and promotion of Singapore as a tourism destination.
See below for the Latest Singapore Tourism Board News, Analysis, Profit Results, Share Price Information, and Commentary.
Singapore cruise industry to drift to 2019-level recovery
In 2019, over 400 cruise ships were called at Singapore ports.
Singapore cruise industry to drift to 2019-level recovery
In 2019, over 400 cruise ships were called at Singapore ports.
MICE industry to see robust recovery: STB
A full recovery is expected in two to three years.
STB partners with Traveloka, Trans Digital Media to welcome Indonesian travellers
Indonesia is the biggest source of arrivals in Singapore.
Gov’t launches hotel sustainability roadmap
The roadmap includes targets and strategies to push for sustainable hotels.
Hotel occupancies rebound with 6.5 ppt increase to 65.3% for H2 2021
Thanks to the 172.4% increase in visitor arrivals following the VTL scheme.
STB seeks proposals for integrated tourism hub at Jurong Lake District
Tourism development at Jurong Lake is expected to be finished in 2028.
AirAsia's MoU with Singapore Tourism Board strengthens its Super App
The aim of this MoU is to further promote travel and tourism to Singapore.
Singapore logs $1.9b tourism receipts in 2021
This represents a decline in TRs when compared to 2020.
COVID-positive hotel travellers identify as close contacts: SG Tourism Board
This will closely align recovery protocols for visitors staying in hotels.
Singapore partners with Mastercard to boost tourism
SG and Mastercard will work together for a marketing campaign.
Singapore cracks regulatory whip on tourist guides
Proposed law changes seek higher professionalism.
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