Travel Revolution brings back more bargains

Following the success of the 1st Travel Revolution in April, the Singapore Outbound Travel Agents Association is back for seconds – save the date for the 2nd Travel Revolution fair of 2015 to get more travel deals and steals

The second instalment of this free-entry fair expects more than the 70,000 visitors it received in March

If you didn’t make it to the first Travel Revolution fair in April, you may have missed out. Never fear, there is another one coming up very soon.

The three-day, free-entry fair earlier this year drew over 70,000 visitors, who were treated to a 17,000sqm sprawl
of major travel brands hawking their best bargains.

Mark your calendars for the next upcoming Travel Revolution fair, from Jul 24 to 26.

You’ll be able to grab a great package or two for your year-end holiday. Don’t miss out when some of biggest players in the travel industry will be there.

The second Travel Revolution fair will feature some of the biggest travel agencies as well as official tourism organisations

Even More Bargains

The second Travel Revolution fair will bring 20 per cent more travel agencies to the halls, with pioneer exhibitors expanding their booth space. To date, more than 70 exhibitors have confirmed their participation.

Major exhibitors you can expect at this event include EU Holidays, Chan Brothers Travel, Nam Ho Travel and Konsortium Express & Tours.

This second fair will also continue to have revolutionary prices like that of the first fair, promising you more value, greater deals and more amazing travel experiences. It will be held at the Marina Bay Sands Expo Halls D to F.

Exclusive Exhibitors

Some of these agencies – many of which are crowd favourites – will be exhibiting exclusively at this fair.

These companies form the new Singapore Outbound Travel Agents Association (SOTAA), which currently comprises 25 members including Chan Brothers Travel, CTC Travel and Dynasty Travel.

The association was initiated by Singapore’s travel power players who pulled out of the NATAS (National Association of Travel Agents Singapore) fair in March this year, citing unsatisfactory processes and admission charges for the public.

Banking officer Stephanie Loi, 32, is looking forward to the event. Ms Loi, who patronised the first Travel Revolution fair with her family, was drawn by the attractive packages to Taiwan but chose to hold out for the next fair.

“I’ll definitely be heading down to see what bigger bargains I can get this time,” she said.

By Pamela Chow

Travel Revolution 2015 – The Event runs from Jul 24 to 26 at the Marina Bay Sands Expo Halls D to F. Admission is free.
Visit www.travelrevolution.sg for more information.