MakeMyTrip, STB ink partnership to promote Singapore to Indian travellers

MakeMyTrip Ltd partners with Singapore Tourism Board to promote Singapore as a key destination to Indian travelers. A year-long strategic partnership will include joint activations and campaigns to boost inbound travel to Singapore in 2024. STB aims to deepen Indian consumers' brand affinity for Singapore, with unique travel packages curated by MakeMyTrip.

Online travel service provider, MakeMyTrip Ltd on Tuesday said it has entered into a partnership with Singapore Tourism Board for promoting Singapore as a key destination to Indian travellers.

The two partners have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for a year-long strategic partnership to boost travel to Singapore, MakeMyTrip said in a statement.

Under the MoU, Singapore Tourism Board (STB) and MakeMyTrip will embark on joint activations and campaigns to boost inbound travel to Singapore in 2024, it added.

''Through this partnership, we want to deepen Indian consumers' brand affinity for Singapore and reinforce the city's appeal and enhanced offerings for various segments of Indian visitors,'' STB Chief Executive Melissa Ow said.

STB will also tap into MakeMyTrip's market understanding and insights to curate unique travel holiday packages targeting consumers in India, the statement said.

MakeMyTrip Co-Founder and Group CEO, Rajesh Magow said Singapore was one of the top three searched international destinations on the company's platform last year, advancing from fifth place in 2022.

''The widespread interest for this destination from across India underscores its appeal. With ongoing initiatives that refresh its offerings, seamless travel access, and amenities tailored to Indian preferences, Singapore holds significant potential to capture the continued interest of more Indian travellers,'' he added.

India is one of the top five markets for STB and over 10 lakh Indians visited Singapore in 2023, the statement said.

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