According to Terrence, the tourism sector in Singapore is starting to move towards recovery after seeing the number of foreign tourists arriving in Singapore reaching 13.6 million in 2023. Meanwhile, regarding the large number of Indonesian tourists visiting Singapore, Terrence revealed that most Indonesians come to attend various events held in the country. One of them is Taylor Swift's concert, which is watched by many Indonesians.

"We see that Singapore remains an attractive destination for tourism and business. Indonesia is a major and important market for Singapore, and we will continue to nurture and strengthen partnerships with industry stakeholders to drive tourism growth," he continued. Terrence also added that most tourists from Indonesia who vacation in Singapore come from three major cities in Indonesia. Those three cities are Jakarta, Surabaya, and the Riau Islands, which are relatively close to Singapore."

"Seeing the enthusiasm of the Indonesian community coming to Singapore as a holiday destination, STB launched its latest global marketing campaign entitled Made in Singapore in Indonesia. "This latest campaign aims to attract the attention of tourists and inspire them to choose Singapore as their next travel destination, with a focus on how Singapore transforms everyday moments into extraordinary experiences for tourists," he said."

Indriati Permanasari, as the Manager of Indonesia International Group STB, said that several tourist destinations in Singapore have indeed become world-renowned, including Jewel Changi, Marina Bay Sands, Garden by The Bay, Universal Studio Singapore, Genting Dream Destination Cruises, Trifecta, SEA Oceanarium, Bird Paradise, and so on. However, among the many tourist destinations, according to Indriati, Jewel Changi and shopping tourism are the most favored by Indonesian citizens.

There is also a new attraction that catches the attention of Minion fans from Despicable Me at USS. This popular yellow fictional character will replace the Madagascar zone at USS. When in Singapore, don't miss out on a number of events that are held, one of which is the Geylang Serai Bazaar Raya, which is an annual event. You can also explore the bustling market adorned with colorful stalls offering various Malay and Muslim traditional foods, clothing, decorations, and much more, which will take place from March 8th to April 9th, 2024.