Yours faithfully, Travel Agents and Tourist Guides DivisionSingapore Tourism Board Read More
Travellers who are subsequently found to have made a false declaration on their SGAC/eHDC will be liable for prosecution under the Infectious Disease Act (IDA).For more information, please refer to you for your understanding and cooperation. Less than two meters) contact with a COVID-19 patient for more than 15 minutes.In addition, all incoming travellers should be advised to declare truthfully on their SG Arrival Card with electronic Health Declaration (SGAC/eHDC). This includes the provision of care for a COVID-19 patient in a healthcare or family/social setting, staying in the same location as a COVID-19 patient, or had been in close (i.e. You may refer to the ICA SafeTravel website for the latest guidelines for incoming travellers, including returning Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents.Please be reminded that based on the current guidelines, travellers must defer their travel to Singapore if they:Have COVID-19 symptoms Are diagnosed or suspected to have contracted COVID-19 in the last 14 days before departing for Singapore orHad been in close contact with a COVID-19 positive patient in the last 7 days before departing for Singapore. Reminder on Travel Guidelines for Incoming Travellersĭear stakeholders, With the high incidence of COVID-19 cases across the Vaccinated Travel Lane (VTL) countries, you may be receiving queries from concerned incoming travellers seeking advice on Singapore’s travel guidelines. Both initiatives are part of efforts by the Emerging Stronger Taskforce Alliance for Action in Enabling Safe and Innovative Visitor Experiences (EST-AfA) to support the industry in tackling challenges posed by COVID-19 and to emerge from the crisis stronger.We hope all industry partners will find these resources useful as you work to welcome visitors again amidst this new norm. You will also find information on providers of healthcare services which are important enablers for smooth travel, such as information on PCR tests and telemedicine consultation services. In the compendium, you will find information on a variety of new and innovative experiences contributed by various partners across the sector.
It contains strategies to understand target audiences and personalise itineraries, a guide to design the visitor experience, new capabilities that stakeholders can develop as well as practical information such as responding to emergencies.To complement the Safe Itinerary Guide, the Association of Singapore Attractions (ASA), National Association of Travel Agents Singapore (NATAS), Singapore Association of Conference and Exhibition Organisers and Suppliers (SACEOS), Singapore Hotel Association (SHA) and Society of Tourist Guides Singapore (STGS) have also worked with the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) to curate a compendium of unique experiences for travel intermediaries to tap on when designing itineraries for travel in a COVID-19 endemic world. The Singapore Tourism Board (STB) has developed the Safe Itinerary Guide to guide tourism stakeholders in responding to new consumer priorities for travel amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. Safe Itinerary Guide and Experience Singapore! CompendiumĪs Singapore moves towards COVID-19 resilience and progressively reopens its borders to more visitors, it is critical to instil confidence and assure potential visitors that Singapore is ready to welcome them with new and innovative experiences that take their safety into consideration.
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