Far East showcases Singapore in Sydney

Sydney shimmered with Singapore flavour and flare at the first official Australian event for Far East Hospitality. On Thursday October 11 over 100 tourism industry delegates and media were treated to an evening of Singapore hospitality at Simmer on the Ba


Sydney shimmered with Singapore flavour and flare at the first official Australian event for Far East Hospitality. On Thursday October 11 over 100 tourism industry delegates and media were treated to an evening of Singapore hospitality at Simmer on the Bay in Sydney’s Rocks area.

At its first foray into the Australian market, guests were wowed by Jin Wu Koon Lion Dancers and treated to traditional Singaporean dishes such as Laksa, Chilli Crab, Roti Prata and Hainanese Chicken Rice which were washed down by local drinks including Yeo’s drinks and Tiger Beer.
Singapore continues to remain a favourite destination for Australian travellers as Far East Hospitality sees a steady increase of Australian visitors to its properties over the past 12 months.

Far East Hospitality, Singapore’s largest and fastest-growing operator of hotels and serviced residences, has found that Australian tourists continue to choose Singapore as its destination of choice due to easy accessible economical flight options, favorable exchange rates, and a plethora of activities from great shopping, cultural experiences and diverse food options.


Far East Hospitality staff promoting the Singapore operator’s properties to the Australian MICE market.

To meet the growing demand of visitor arrivals from Australia, Far East Hospitality’s diverse portfolio of hotels and serviced residences is now accessible through its website – offering accommodation choices to suit every type of travelers from stopovers, leisure, business and MICE.

Far East Hospitality manages a diverse portfolio of properties strategically located island-wide, offering short- and long-term accommodation for business and leisure guests.

“Business, leisure, multi-centre travelers and those who stop over on long haul flights from Australia stay in Far East Hospitality when they are in Singapore. Australia is one of our top five feeder markets. With our emporium of accommodation options, we look forward to hosting more Australians with our home grown world class Singapore hospitality,” said Raphael Saw, chief operating officer, Far East Hospitality.

Its hotel portfolio consists of eight exceptional hotels which include The Oasia, Orchard Parade, The Elizabeth, Albert Court, Changi Village, East Village and Landmark Village as well as the multi-award winning Quincy Hotel. Its nine superior serviced residences include The Orchard Scotts, Orchard Parksuites, Regency House, Leonie View, Far East Plaza, Central Square Village, Riverside Village, Hougang Village and West Coast Village.

With its refined Asian touches, Oasia exudes understated elegance and welcoming, thoughtful care. Village, with four hotels and four residences, draws inspiration from the convivial, community-minded flavour and rich cultural tapestry of their surrounding precincts. Quincy personifies the best of today’s trendy, luxury boutique hotels, offering the brand’s signature all- inclusive services, the latest technologies in combination with unique quirky touches to provide both business as well as discerning leisure travellers’ a seamless, enjoyable and memorable experience. Far East Collection offers convenience and impeccable service, in a wide range of options, for travelers who want to stay at the heart of the city.

 

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