Singapore

Geographically situated in the heart of Southeast Asia, Singapore is an island city-state that packs a punch with a blend of elements that come together in symphony. From historical buildings alongside modern architectural marvels to street food served side by side with internationally acclaimed gourmet fare, the city is a celebration of diversity that goes beyond the postcard-perfect sight of steely skyscrapers.

Singapore’s accessibility, state-of-the-art infrastructure, and numerous unique venues make it an ideal location for meetings. Home to the highest number of completed regional headquarters, Singapore aspires to be a dynamic exchange capital of the world, where passion is made possible. Voted Asia’s Top Convention City for the 20th year in a row by the International Congress and Convention Association (ICCA) and ranked World’s Best Business Environment by The Economist, Singapore is a pioneering and stimulating presence in the business events industry.

The melding of Singapore’s rich tapestry of culture into a harmonious collective is the country’s biggest attraction. Its diverse places of worship, cuisines, and languages co-exist harmoniously. Singapore’s art and design scene is also a colourful brew of local works, with international inspirations. Imagine taking in Southeast Asia’s newest and largest collection of modern Singapore and Southeast Asian art, housed within two of the city’s majestic historical national monuments at the National Gallery Singapore, or travel back into the colonial era on the Civic District Art Trail and learn about Singapore’s significant monuments and memorials.

Step into Singapore’s well-known precincts such as the Marina Bay waterfront and marvel at the sight of architectural icons such as the Marina Bay Sands® and the Gardens by the Bay that dot the impressive skyline; or one of Asia’s award-winning shopping streets Orchard Road; to quaint little cultural precincts, each with its own distinct character and charm.

All year round, the city hosts exciting events and celebrations such as the iLight festival, Asia’s leading sustainable light festival, and the Mid-Autumn Festival when people gather with glowing lanterns and you can try sweet, traditional mooncakes. Learn more about Singapore’s event calendar.