The new resort will allow workers to take their families to quality and affordable recreational amenities, the Singapore Straits Times reported.
An exclusive resort island between Singapore and the island of Sentosa is being planned by the government of Singapore.
A "Downtown South" resort is likely to be built on Pulau Brani in future, said Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong.
It would likely duplicate a labour movement-run lifestyle hub in Pasir Ris that hosts a resort, amusement park, event spaces and shops.
Authorities will set aside land for the National Trades Union Congress to build a resort, "probably on Pulau Brani", the PM said.
The island near Keppel Harbour is currently home to the Port Authority of Singapore’s Brani Terminal, which due to move to a new mega port by 2027.
The new resort will allow workers to take their families to quality and affordable recreational amenities, the Singapore Straits Times reported.
"We will build new attractions on Brani, just like we have Universal Studios on Sentosa," said PM Lee.
Meanwhile, Sentosa's beach areas will be revitalised, and its nature and heritage trails expanded, "to keep its island character".
These additions are part of the Greater Southern Waterfront, a mega waterfront development in the southern part of Singapore.
The new district will boast public and private homes, offices and recreation options. Development of the area is expected to start in five to 10 years.