About Singapore

Your guide to Singapore’s must-see spots and travel tips.

About Singapore

Singapore is an island country and a vibrant city-state located at the heart of Southeast Asia, known for its rich multicultural heritage, modern skyline, and seamless blend of tradition and innovation. Also known as the Little Red Dot, Singapore is globally connected and consistently recognised for its safety, efficiency, and world-class infrastructure. 
 
Singapore is highly accessible for international visitors, with Changi Airport serving as a major global aviation hub and offering excellent connectivity to more than 50+ countries and 160+ cities worldwide.

Travel Tips

  • Plan wisely: Arrange accommodation near the Congress venue or along major transport lines for easy access and timely attendance. Singapore is well-connected, but booking early is recommended, especially during major events and peak travel periods.

 

  • Stay comfortable: Pack light, breathable clothing suited for Singapore’s warm and humid climate, along with an umbrella or light raincoat for occasional showers. Comfortable walking shoes are essential for exploring the city. Stay hydrated—tap water is safe to drink.

 

  • Respect local customs: Singapore is multicultural and values mutual respect. Dress appropriately in places of worship, avoid littering, and follow local regulations, which are strictly enforced. Public behaviour is generally orderly—be mindful of queues, give way in crowded spaces, and refrain from eating or drinking on public transport.

 

With these tips, enjoy a seamless and enriching experience as you explore Singapore’s vibrant neighbourhoods, diverse cuisine, and unique blend of cultures.

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