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Visa cardholders to get Singapore dining and night-life deals from November

Singapore will join Visa's Destinations platform in November, giving Visa cardholders benefits and experience packages across attractions, dining, entertainment, retail and tours. The Singapore Tourism Board and Visa signed the agreement on 22 October 2026.

Visa cardholders to get Singapore dining and night-life deals from November
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Visa and the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) have agreed to bring Singapore onto the Visa Destinations platform, giving Visa cardholders benefits and experience packages when they visit. The two sides signed a memorandum of understanding on 22 October 2026, and the programme is due to start in Singapore in November.

Key facts

  • Singapore joins the Visa Destinations platform, with the programme starting in November
  • Visa cardholders will be offered benefits and experience packages
  • Offers will cover attractions, dining, entertainment, retail and tours
  • Visa and STB signed the memorandum of understanding on 22 October 2026
  • Singapore is the second country in Asia Pacific to launch Visa Destinations, after Thailand

What is on offer for travellers?

Visa and STB will provide benefits and experiences for travellers across tourism industries including attractions, dining, entertainment, retail and tours. The two partners said the collaboration will focus on promoting Singapore's tourism products, with an emphasis on dining and night-time experiences.

They will also curate offers that highlight local businesses. This includes building on an existing partnership with Pelago by Singapore Airlines to promote attractions and tours.

Who is behind the agreement?

The memorandum of understanding was signed by Adeline Kim, Group Country Manager for Regional Southeast Asia and Senior Vice President, Global Clients, Asia Pacific at Visa, and Melissa Ow, Chief Executive of the Singapore Tourism Board.

As well as promoting Singapore, Visa and STB plan to identify tourism opportunities and develop co-branded marketing campaigns.

What this means for travellers

Travellers holding Visa cards can expect benefits and experience packages in Singapore once the programme begins in November. The source does not list specific offers, prices or participating venues, so cardholders will need to watch for details of the deals as they are released.

No further dates or rollout details have been announced beyond the November start.

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