How to organise a group tour to Singapore

 The city nation of Singapore is known to be one of the most expensive places to visit. From food to places to stay and attractions, everything is pricey. But what if you were told that there is a way to travel on a budget to Singapore? The best solution for budget travel is to travel in a group. Here's all you need to know about travelling a group to Singapore.

Group tours – the best way to travel to Singapore?

Singapore is a tempting travel destination that keeps drawing you in the more you visit it. If you've already travelled to Singapore solo, then try travelling in a group this time. Now the idea of travelling in a group is not to travel with a bunch of unknown people, but to get together with friends and family and prepare for an adventure of a lifetime!

What could be better than enjoying Singapore together and sharing the joy?


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Benefits of travelling in a group to Singapore

Comfort and enjoyment – When it comes to travelling in Singapore with friends and family you will be comfortable with your company. When travelling solo, you will have to figure out how to get about the city, visit attractions and have meals all by yourself. However, when touring with friends or family, the people you are familiar with will never make you feel out of place. This way you can have loads of fun together.

Better hotel packages – when you've got a group visiting Singapore, accommodation is bound to be priced at a discount. Simply because you are travelling in numbers, certain Orchard Road hotels may offer special rates for the larger scale. Not to mention, you could also share rooms and share the cost which means one person pays relatively less. Check out Grand Park Orchard for if you are looking for a great holiday experience in one the most convenient location.

Experience the good and the bad together – experiencing something good with a group of people will only enhance your exhilaration and fun. Likewise, experiencing something negative with a group of people could minimise the negative effect as it is shared. Not to mention, tourist scams and deceptions are less likely to occur when travelling in a group.

Fun activities to experience together

There are a plethora of things to do in Singapore, but when it comes to a group tour one of the best would be to head over the many theme parks Singapore has to offer. This way you won't be screaming on that crazy roller-coaster alone! Visit the Singapore Zoo and explore the natural world of beautiful animals together. You can all try breakfast with the orangutans too.

Gardens by the Bay is another attraction you must visit no matter how you travel. Watch the evening display of lights by Marina Bay Sands and hit one of those rooftop bars for an unforgettable night out with friends.

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