Brief: organise a three-day incentive for 60 delegates for US$500 per delegate per day.

Itinerary provided by Pacific World

DAY ONE Uncover feng shui secrets in the Lion City and attain ‘wealth energy’ at the world’s largest fountain. After a Chinese dim sum lunch, go on a Chinatown Heritage Trail culminating in a Chinese Tea Appreciation session. Enjoy a ‘Celestial Evening’ at The China Club. 

DAY TWO Tour the world’s first national Peranakan Museum and discover a hybrid cultural heritage that is unique to this region. After a colourful Peranakan lunch at True Blue Peranakan Restaurant, explore the Malay ethnic heritage enclave and pick up some batik painting, angklong bamboo music-making and sarong-tying skills.

Dinner is themed the Fisherman’s Catch, reminiscent of Singapore’s early days as a Malay fishing settlement dotted with rustic Malay kampungs (villages).

DAY THREE Enjoy a hearty Jungle Breakfast with Wildlife at Singapore Zoo, then discover rice, spice and everything nice at Little India. Savour a fine curry luncheon at Raffles Hotel’s Tiffin Room, then take in some leisure options at either the Botanic Gardens’ (started by Sir Stamford Raffles) showcase the National Orchid Gardens, or visit Singapore’s museums situated within the colonial Civic District.

The farewell dinner comes in the form of a Yesterday Once More theme dinner at the Asian Civilisations Museum, serving to recapture the historic past of Singapore’s pioneering times.
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Itinerary provided by RMG Tours

DAY ONE Upon arrival, delegates will enjoy a Singapore Food Street Theme Party welcome dinner served from Chinese, Indian and Malay stalls to reflect the ‘Made-in-Singapore’ heritage. Cultural shows, a lion dance welcome and kompang (drumming) can also be added. 

DAY TWO After breakfast, delegates join a Tai Chi session at a local park. In the afternoon the group will experience the revitalising therapy of Fish Reflexology where a school of Turkish spa fish will gently nibble the dead skin from delegates’ feet. This is followed by a foot massage.

Lunch is held in a typical Chinese Clan Hall at Made In China Restaurant at Hua Song Museum. In the afternoon, the City Challenge treasure hunt takes in Singapore locations including Chinatown and Little India. This is a great opportunity to experience the city’s diverse life. In the evening, it is Dinner with the Sharks at Underwater World Singapore.

DAY THREE The day begins with Jungle Breakfast with Wildlife at Singapore Zoo, where delegates can have photos taken with elephants as they take their morning bath. Lunch is then held at Singapore Turf Club, watching a local horse-race meeting. The private room overlooks the racetrack and is fully equipped for groups.

In the early evening, delegates will enjoy a cocktail flight on the 165m tall Singapore Flyer. This will be followed by a five-star Colonial Era farewell dinner at Raffles Hotel Ballroom.
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Itinerary provided by Tour East Singapore

DAY ONE Instead of a standard city tour, the half-day City Challenge introduces participants to Singapore’s three main cultures – Chinese, Malay and Indian. Besides walking through the ethnic quarters, an interactive exchange engages participants in local life: from buying Tiger Balm in Chinatown, to learning how to wear a sarong at an Arab Street shop and henna painting in Little India.

Participants can also have their fortunes told by a parrot, Indian style, and learn the art of batik painting. At lunch, they can try making prata (Indian bread), including twirling the dough. 

DAY TWO Returning to the kampung (village) charm of 1960s Pulau Ubin, a rustic island northeast of Singapore, activities include biking through secluded and winding lanes (few motorised vehicles are permitted on this island), or taking a nature walk past mangrove wetlands and spice and fruit gardens. Participants are encouraged to try their hand at cooking in a 200-year-old kampung house to appreciate local condiments and flavours of a different culinary style.

DAY THREE Teambuilding activities on Sentosa Island include adventures on the sand and sea. Participants enjoy a twist on sandcastles at Siloso Beach: build an imaginary city; airport with kites as aircraft or harbour using rafts for boats. The final night is an Equatorial Evening – a themed dinner under the stars on Palawan Beach.
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