New Zealand remains a popular destination among Singaporean travellers, especially for families with kids.
Here are some activities and accommodations that you can add to your list if you intend to visit New Zealand in 2023!

Here are some activities and accommodations that you can add to your list if you intend to visit New Zealand in 2023!

Waka (Māori canoe) are the living expression of their tūpuna (ancestors) who sailed the Pacific Ocean for thousands of years. As the only form of transport across oceans and waterways, waka were vital to their travel and trade. Embark on a new adventure as old as civilization itself. Over an easy two-hour return trip, paddle along the coast to Split Apple Rock-Toka Ngāwha, one of the Abel Tasman coastline’s most iconic spots. Prioritising community at its heart, Wake Abel Tasman are passionate about uplifting Rangatahi (young people) and sharing Tikanga Māori (correct Māori etiquette).
What if you could step into Alice in Wonderland, meet its eccentric characters and become a detective for the day?
Singapore is buzzing this weekend with a stunning display of over 5,000 sunflowers and exclusive Toy Story collectibles!
In support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, hotels, cafés and restaurants across Singapore are bringing a touch of pink to their menus, from elegant afternoon teas and delightful cakes to refreshing pink-themed drinks.
From stylish wireless headphones to a sleek smartphone, Sony's first-ever collaboration with Hello Kitty brings together Japanese innovation and one of the world's most beloved characters.