Now in its 14th year, the event - which runs from May 25 through to July 22 - has become one of Singapore's signature events, drawing visitors from around the world, including a significant number from the Middle East.
Tourism chiefs are aiming to encourage more visitors from the region to visit Singapore during the summer to take part in major events like the Singapore Sale.
Among the special range of promotions planned for the summer is a travel package launched with Kanoo Holidays. The offer, which includes three nights in a glamorous Singapore hotel and airport transfers, will be available for travellers from Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, Bahrain and Oman.
'The annual Great Singapore Sale has become extremely popular with visitors, including those from the Middle East, who have been known to time their visit during the May to July period to take advantage of the great offers. This year's Great Singapore Sale promises additional privileges and promotions specially created for visitors,' said Ke-Wei Peh, Area Director, Middle East and Africa, Singapore Tourism Board.
During the eight-week 'shopathon', visitors can look forward to discounts of up to 70 percent on a wide range of goods, in addition to a range of special promotions and competitions. Designer labels will also be celebrating their end-of-season sale from end June to July, with discounts of up to 50%.
Middle East travellers can also benefit from The Great Singapore Sale Tourist Privilege Card for special discounts and promotions on shopping, sightseeing, dining and entertainment, as well as a series of special deals for Mastercard holders.
'The Great Singapore Sale' offers special deal for Middle East travelers at ATM 2007
Singapore Tourism Board is promoting a range of special deals for visitors to The Great Singapore Sale at this week's Arabian Travel Market 2007 in Dubai.
- United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, May 02 - 2007 at 12:09
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