Over 1.1 million Indian travellers went to Singapore in 2016. Visitor arrivals from India into Singapore has crossed the one-million mark at 1.27 tourists, according to data from the Singapore Tourism Board (STB).
India has moved a notch higher in becoming the third biggest source market for Singapore, from fourth earlier, ahead of Malaysia, but behind China, Indonesia.
Tourist arrivals from India also registered the highest growth rate of 16 per cent among all other markets, according to STB.
"We are happy that Singapore continues to be perceived as one of the must-visit destinations," Singapore Tourism Board regional director - SAMEA, GB Srithar said.
The board plans to focus on deepening and expanding partnership with travel trade partners, informed Srithar.
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