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SIA, Mandai Wildlife ink 3-year deal to boost SG tourism

It will be via co-creating exclusive privileges and spotlighting wildlife conservation.

The Singapore Airlines (SIA) Group and Mandai Wildlife Group have launched a three-year partnership aimed at enhancing Singapore’s appeal as a top travel destination.

It will be via co-creating exclusive privileges and spotlighting wildlife conservation for the planet.

SIA customers will gain access to curated wildlife experiences, exclusive co-branded retail collections, and benefits for visits to the Mandai Wildlife Reserve.

Additionally, the two will also collaborate on wildlife conservation efforts, with SIA providing air travel sponsorships and other forms of logistical support.
 

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