MANILA, Philippines — Cebu Pacific has renewed its partnership with the Singapore Tourism Board to encourage Filipinos to travel again and visit Singapore.
“We are very happy to firm up our collaboration with the Singapore Tourism Board following the easing of travel restrictions in and out the Philippines. We believe this partnership is very timely as it’ll surely contribute to the recovery of both the industry, as well as our respective countries,” Cebu Pacific vice president for marketing and customer experience Candice Iyog said.
Singapore recently reopened its borders for all fully vaccinated Filipinos, making it easier for tourists to enjoy a convenient, quarantine-free vacation.
Since April 1, vaccinated travellers to Singapore enjoy a simplified travel process, requiring only proof of vaccination, a pre-departure COVID-19 test, and an online SG Arrival Card.
“Singapre Tourism Board is excited to collaborate with Cebu Pacific and would like to thank them for this opportunity to bring more visitors from Philippines to Singapore. Through this partnership, Filipino travellers can look forward to attractive promotions and campaigns to warmly welcome them back to Singapore,” said Juliana Kua, assistant chief executive, international group, Singapore Tourism Board.
Cebu Pacific flies daily between Manila and Singapore, providing passengers with a lot of options to experience Singapore’s various offerings.
Passengers from the Visayas and Mindanao may also conveniently connect via Manila, with flights between Cebu and Manila running up to 18 times daily, and Davao and Manila up to eight times daily.
