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Options and Products for Transit/Stop-Over FY1920: Options and Products for Transit/Stop-Over • Ambassador Transit Lounge Terminal 2 or 3 • Plaza Premium Lounge Terminal 1 • SATS Premium Lounge Terminal 1,2,3 • Per 3 hours block Usage FY1920: TRANSIT (Lounge) – from SGD 41 per pax • Shower with basic toiletries • Light snack/pastries/light meals, free flow of non-alcoholic beverages • Local and international magazines/newspaper, television • WiFi / internet facilities and free local calls FY1920: Options and Products for Transit/Stop-Over • Ambassador Transit Hotel Terminal 2 or 3 • Aerotel Transit Hotel Terminal 1 • Per 6 hours block Usage FY1920: TRANSIT (hotel) – from SGD 49 per pax • Common facilities & services • Complimentary coffee / tea making • Non-smoking rooms • Television • Ensuite bathroom • Wake up call service FY1920: Options and Products for Transit/Stop-Over • Day use hotel per 12 hours block from 9am • Transit pax on early arrival and late departure • Cruise traffic on transit Hotel FY1920: DAY Use Hotels Aqueen Paya Lebar Capri by Fraser, Changi City • From SGD138 (Per room, twin-share) Concorde Dorsett • Selection of 18 hotels Four Points by Sheraton Singapore, Riverview Furama Riverfront • Grand Mercure Singapore Roxy One-day rate for room use from 0900hrs-2100hrs Holiday Inn Singapore Orchard City Centre (Breakfast not included) Hotel Grand Pacific Hotel Royal M Hotel Mandarin Orchard Park Avenue Changi Park Hotel Farrer Park Studio M York YOTELAIR Singapore (Opening in Mid April) YOTEL Singapore FY1920: Options and Products for Transit/Stop-Over • Direct contracted rates from more than 90 Hotels in Singapore in addition to B/SSH • Hotel Promotion rates • Bespoke Tours and attractions • Direct contract with all major attractions in Singapore FY1920: Experience Singapore Holiday (ESH) Basic Singapore Stopover Holiday (BSSH) • Applicable for itinerary of • mono-SIN (ESH) • transit in SIN (BSSH) • ESH rates are higher than BSSH • Accommodation at hotel in applicable price category (without breakfast supplement) • Inclusive of one-way transfer from Changi Airport to hotel • Discounts on shopping, dining, sightseeing tours, and tourist attractions as listed in the SIA Boarding Pass Privileges program FY1920: Singapore Stopover Holiday (SSH / SSP) • Applicable for itinerary of transit in SIN only • Accommodation at hotel in applicable price category (without breakfast supplement) • One-time access / usage to over 25 deals (worth more than SGD500) • Inclusion of one-way transfer from Changi Airport to hotel • Discounts on shopping, dining, sightseeing tours, and tourist attractions as listed in the SIA Boarding Pass Privileges program • Note: Difference between SSH & SSP: • SSP includes a Day pass to Universal Studios Singapore • SSP requires min. hotel stay of 2 nights SSH Attraction Deals • Asian Civilisations Museum • Sentosa- Added Fun - Choose 2 out of the awesome 8: • Chinatown Food street ( $5 Food Voucher) * Madam Tussauds + Images of LIVE • Chinatown Heritage Centre * Mega Climb at Mega Adventure Park • Gardens by the Bay * Segway Fun Riden • Indian Heritage Centre * Sentosa 4 D Adventureland • KidZania Singapore * Singapore Cable Car • Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum * Skyline luge Sentosa • Malay Heritage Centre * Trick Eye Museum • National Gallery Singapore * Wings of Time • National Museum of Singapore • Choice of 1 out of the following 2 Resorts World attractions: • National Orchid Garden * Adventure Cove water park OR SEA Aquarium • Night City Tour by BIG BUS & DUCK • Choice of 1 out of the following 2 attractions: • Ola Beach Club * Singapore Zoo + Jurong Bird Park OR Night Safari • Science Centre Singapore Admission + 1 Omni-Theatre Movie • Choice of 1 out of the following 4 food establishments: + Butterflies Up-close * Boon Tong Kee Chicken rice set OR • Singapore Flyer * Founder Bak Kut Teh Set A Meal OR • Singapore River Cruise * Komala's Vilas set meal OR • The original Singapore Walks (Choice of 1 out of 7 walks): * Violet on Satay Bar & Grill (Satay Set) * Red Clogs Down The Five Foot Way • Choice of 1 out of the following 3 food establishments: * Dhobis, Saris & A Spot of Curry * HarriAnns Nonya Kueh Set OR * The Time of Empire * Komala's Vilas Breakfast Set OR * Sultans Of Spice * Ya Kun Kaya Toast Set OR Steamed Bread Set Set * Journeys To Hell – Death And The Afterlife in Haw Par Villa * Of Graves, Guns & Battles Top up to SSHPLUS (SSP) to get a Day * A Story of Strategy and Surrender: The Battlebox Tour Pass to *Universal Studio Singapore* FY1920: ESH/BSSH/SSH/SSP Total 39 hotels Catergory A Catergory D Catergory H Aqueen Heritage Hotel Little India Destination Singapore Beach Road Carlton City Hotel Singapore Chancellor @ Orchard Furama RiverFront Hotel Jen Tanglin Days Hotel by Wyndham Singapore At Zhongshan Park Ramada by Wyndham Singapore at Zhongshan Park Orchard Hotel Hotel Royal YOTEL Singapore Catergory I Hotel Royal @ Queens Catergory E Intercontinental Singapore Catergory B Courtyard by Marriott Singapore Novena Mandarin Orchard Singapore Hotel Grand Central Dorsett Singapore Marina Mandarin Singapore Hotel Grand Pacific Concorde Hotel Singapore Catergory J Hotel Mi York Hotel Singapore Pan Pacific Singapore Link Hotel Catergory F Swissotel The Stamford V Hotel Lavender The Scarlet Singapore Catergory K Catergory C Park Hotel Clarke Quay The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore Furama City Centre Singapore Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel Shangri-La’s Rasa Sentosa Resort & Spa, Singapore Hotel Miramar Singapore Catergory G Catergory L Park Hotel Farrer Park Carlton Hotel Raffles Singapore Peninsula.Excelsior M Hotel Singapore Novotel Singapore on Stevens FY1920: Best Deals for BSSH/SSH （2 Nights Twin-share） Category BSSH (SGD) SSH (SGD) SSP (SGD) A 246 322 638 B 288 366 706 C 330 404 762 D 348 442 818 E 400 486 884 F 440 524 942 G 502 568 1008 H 544 606 1064 I 650 726 1244 J 730 790 1350 K 882 970 1610 L 1730 1920 3062 FY1920: Singapore Explorer Pass (SGEP) History, Science, Museum and Heritage: Sentosa - All Time Favorite: Singapore - Food Capital of the World: • Asian Civilisations Museum • Adventure Cove water park OR SEA • Violet Oon Satay Bar & Grill (Satay Set) OR • Chinatown Heritage Centre Aquarium Boon Tong Kee Chicken rice set OR • Indian Heritage Centre • KidZania Singapore Founder Bak Kut Teh set OR Komala's Vilas • Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum • Ola Beach Club set meal • Malay Heritage Centre • Ya Kun Kaya Toast Set OR HarriAnns Nonya • National Gallery Singapore Sentosa- Added Fun - Choose 2 out of Kueh Set Or Komala's Vilas Breakfast set • National Museum of Singapore the awesome 8 • Chinatown Food street ( $5 Food Voucher) • Science Centre Singapore Admission + 1 • Madam Tussauds + Images of LIVE Omni-Theatre Movie + Butterflies Up-close • Segway Fun Riden • The original Singapore Walks (Choice of 1 • Sentosa 4 D Adventureland out of 7 walks) • MegaClimb @ Mega Adventure Park • Skyline luge Sentosa (2 Rides) Garden City of Simgapore: • Wings of Time • • Gardens by the Bay Singapore Cable Car 1 Day pass SGD 69/54 • National Orchid Garden • Trick Eye Museum 2 Day pass SGD 106/81 Singapore - Magnificent 360 Degree： Wildlife Reserve parks of Singapore - 3 Day pass SGD 135/103 • Singapore Flyer Choice of one: • Singapore Zoo + Jurong Bird Park OR SGEP PLUS (SGEPL) Singapore- on Land and in Water: Night Safari (Include entrance ticket for • Singapore River Cruise Singapore Universal Studio): • Night City Tour by BIG BUS & DUCK • 2 Day pass SGD 166 • 3 Day pass SGD 206 Singapore Airlines Holidays • Available to SQ/MI passengers travelling into/stopover in SIN • Allow passengers to package with any standalone hotel, attractions and other a la cart product with SQ/MI air ticket • To cater to individual needs with customized itineraries, we have selection of： Hotel accommodation Airport transfers Attraction ticket Food & Beverages 2019 Formula 1 Singapore Airlines – Singapore Grand Prix •From SGD545 GROSS per person twin share •Selection of 64 hotels •Package inclusions: - 3 nights at choice of hotels with or without breakfast - 3 day Bay Grandstand tickets (Zone 3,4) OPTIONAL • Private transfers - 500 KrisFlyer miles • F1 ticket upgrade To take note for ESH/BSSH/SSH/SSP/SGEP/SGEPL bookings • Stopover products available for booking at least 72 hours prior to the hotel check-in date • No cancellation fees if done 72 hours prior to hotel check-in date • For cancellations within 72 hours prior to hotel check-in date and/or no-shows, a fee equivalent to first night‘s stay or the extension night whichever is higher is chargeable. 12 Things to remember about the Singapore Airlines Stopover/Transit Products The Stopover/Transit products are Immediate connecting flights are full? subsidised and created to support Consider other flights and make full use of SQ/MI ticket sales. so the rates are your time at Changi Airport or in very competitive. Singapore. Extend your trip, include a stop in Singapore as part of the journey. Out of a total of 39 B/SSH hotels, we For as low as additional SGD76 (for 2 have identified 18 best value hotels. A nights twin stay), upgrade from BSSH to 2 nights twin-share room starts from SSH to enjoy over 25 major attractions in SGD 246 (total for 2 passengers). Find SIN. out more in the hotel list provided. 12 Things to remember about the Singapore Airlines Stopover/Transit Products The ESH product can be used for We keep it simple for the B/SSH mono-SIN flights (MLE-SIN-MLE). passenger. They simply look for us at the SAH counter at Terminals 2 or 3 and we will take care of the rest. Check-in to any of our 18 day use Transit hotel rates start from as low as hotels from 9 am. Spend your day in SGD49 per passenger (6 hours block). Singapore and freshen up before Inventory is limited but there are better leaving for the airport to catch your chances between 9 am and 6 pm. onward flight in the evening.
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