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Jewel Changi Airport forges 3-year partnership with Trip.com to boost tourism

The partnership will offer new tourism programmes for travellers.

Jewel Changi Airport (Jewel) has forged a 3-year strategic partnership with Trip.com to boost travel and tourism.

Under the partnership, Jewel will leverage Trip.com's extensive global network to reach a wider international audience, encouraging travel to Singapore and more visitors to Jewel.

To achieve this, the partners will curate and deliver new programmes for travellers, including an interactive travel-themed pop-up event, "Traveller’s Wonderland," at Jewel from 3 September to 7 October.

This pop-up display will feature iconic attractions of China, Japan, the United Kingdom, and Thailand which are popular travel destinations for both Singaporeans and international travellers.

Visitors who share photos from the Traveller’s Wonderland event can use a gachapon machine to win prizes, including S$100 flight coupons to Australia, tickets to Jewel’s Canopy Park, and exclusive merchandise.

In addition, Trip.com app users can join an online scratch card game to win prizes like a trip for two to Australia, tickets to Universal Studios Japan, and access to Jewel’s Canopy Park.

Jewel Changi Airport will also run special campaigns on Trip.com to draw more visitors to Canopy Park and boost spending at its top retail outlets.

The partners will also jointly launch a new Trip.com Light & Music Showcase in October, designed by renowned Los Angeles-based water feature designer WET.

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