Singaporeans 18 years old and above to get S$100 worth of local tourism vouchers
SingapoRediscovers vouchers provide discounts for over 200 deals and packages to support the local tourism sector.
Overseas travel may not be possible with the ongoing pandemic, but that does not mean you can’t have fun.
The Singapore Tourism Board (STB) announced on Wednesday (Sep 16) that every Singaporean aged 18 and above in 2020 will receive S$100 worth of vouchers via Singpass.
According to STB, the SingapoRediscovers vouchers will be released digitally in S$10 denominations and can be used to purchase tickets from tourist attractions, tours and at licensed hotels previously approved by STB for operation.
For children and youths, you can look forward to a S$10 subsidy on attraction and tour tickets, subject to a maximum of six tickets per person.
The vouchers are a complement to the nine-month long SingapoRediscovers campaign launched in July, in hopes of encouraging more Singaporeans to experience and discover local hidden gems.

In August, Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Heng Swee Keat had announced that the Government had set aside S$320 million in tourism vouchers to support local spending.
Apart from the now affordable ticket prices, approved business operators for attractions and outdoor shows can apply to the STB to increase their operating capacity starting from Sep 18, subject to approval.
As you plan your next ‘Singapoliday’ itinerary, do note that all attractions and outdoor shows are still subjected to COVID-19 safe management procedures.
Have fun and stay safe! Click here to check out available bundle deals and promotions at SingapoRediscovers.
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