Singapore, Traveloka strengthen ties to attract Thai & South-East Asian travellers


Singapore rides the recovery of outbound tourism from Thailand, which ended 2023 as Singapore’s top source market with 450,000 visitor arrivals. - The Nation/ANN

BANGKOK: The Singapore Tourism Board (STB) renews partnership with Traveloka, South-East Asia's top travel platform, through a one-year Memorandum of Cooperation (MoC) signed in Jakarta. Melissa Ow, STB's CEO, and Caesar Indra, Traveloka's President, officiate the ceremony.

The MoC signing comes as Singapore rides the recovery of outbound tourism from Thailand, which ended 2023 as Singapore’s top source market with 450,000 visitor arrivals, with the whole of South-East Asia collectively contributing 5.28 million visitor arrivals.

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