MarketingSTB links arms with WeddingSutra to establish Singapore as a premium destination for Indian weddings.

Singapore makes love a destination for Indian couples

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India ranked second in terms of Singapore's visitor arrivals in 2022.
India ranked second in terms of Singapore's visitor arrivals in 2022. Photo Credit: Adobe Stock/IVASHstudio

Singapore is ready to woo the Indian wedding tourism market with the help of WeddingSutra.

Officials from the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) and Singapore's leading attractions and travel organisations recently hosted a networking session in Mumbai and Delhi, which saw the attendance of India's leading wedding and event planners. The event was led by GB Srithar, regional director for India, Middle East & South Asia at STB, and Parthip Thyagarajan, co-founder & CEO of WeddingSutra.

STB re-introduced Singapore as a premium wedding destination at the 'SingapoReimagine' event, which included a panel discussion with renowned names of the Indian wedding industry and insights about the Indian wedding landscape, changing consumer sentiment during the pandemic, and establishing Singapore's right to win in this space.

STB officials and Singapore stakeholders hosted networking sessions in Mumbai and Delhi to reintroduce Singapore as a premium wedding destination.
STB officials and Singapore stakeholders hosted networking sessions in Mumbai and Delhi to reintroduce Singapore as a premium wedding destination.

The networking sessions enabled one-on-one interactions between Singapore stakeholders, such as Singapore Airlines, Changi Airport Group, Sentosa Development Corporation, Gardens by the Bay, Far East Hospitality, and wedding planners. These sessions highlighted unique venue options, exclusive beach resorts, and private yet luxurious environs.

With India as a key source market, Singapore is keen to broaden its appeal to the wedding category by raising awareness of its range of attractions, and competitive pricing in the premium wedding category from pre-wedding photoshoots to honeymoons.

As second biggest visitor source market for Singapore in 2022, India is scaling up capacity to the Lion City, with Bhubaneshwar set to become the 17th Indian city to be connected to Singapore via a direct flight.

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