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Changi Airport unveils 50 larger-than-life attractions for SG50

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Changi Airport, in celebration of the Nation’s Golden Jubilee, today unveiled 50 attractions featuring Singapore’s tourist icons, favourite local dishes and famous landmarks that are designed to bring visitors down memory lane to relive the history and celebrate the achievements of Singapore and Changi Airport.

To date, this is the largest number of displays put up within the airport at the same time.

Visitors will be treated to a visual feast of familiar Singaporean icons and two 25-metre arches across the Airport Boulevard.

Across its three terminals within both the public and transit areas, visitors can catch Skytrains depicting colourful snippets of Singapore scenes, capture quirky memories with specially-curated attractions, such as the larger-than-life durian or chilli crab, immerse in historical showcases such as the giant cardboard icons depicting the control towers of Singapore’s past and present airports and view exhibitions that include fun facts about Changi or a behind-the-scenes look at airport operations.

For visitors who are excited to have a preview of Changi’s exciting future developments, a built-to-scale model of the airport masterplan is also being put on public display for the very first time.  

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