More ways to bookĬurrently, to redeem their SRV online, Singaporeans must log in to their Singpass account and book their preferred products through any of the five authorised booking partners.
"This consists of approximately $147 million in vouchers and cash payments on tourism bookings, and a further $55 million in additional spending on sectors such as retail, F&B and transport."Įarlier, in a written parliamentary reply on 5 April, Minister for Trade and Industry Chan Chun Sing said that as of 28 March, over 760,000 Singaporeans have used the tourism vouchers at least once, and some 2.2 million Singaporeans have not yet redeemed their vouchers. "To date, the SRV scheme has contributed over $200 million to Singapore’s tourism-related businesses," the agency said. There have been complaints that the voucher redemption process, mostly done online, is cumbersome, with many applicants encountering technical difficulties.Īs of 30 April, STB said, over a million adult Singaporeans have used their SRV at least once, making a total of 1.3 million transactions. In a press release on Friday (30 April), the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) said that it will also make it easier for Singaporeans to use their vouchers. SINGAPORE – The SingapoRediscovers Vouchers (SRV) scheme, due to expire by end-June 2021, will be extended for six months to 31 December. (Photo by Roslan Rahman / AFP) (Photo by ROSLAN RAHMAN/Afp/AFP via Getty Images) Tourists ride on an amphibious "Duck Tours" vehicle past the flower domes at Gardens by the Bay in Singapore.
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