Travel demand from Viet Nam to Singapore continues to grow
Thanks to convenient air connectivity, visa-free entry of up to 30 days, a modern urban ecosystem and a growing Vietnamese community, Singapore continues to attract travellers for a variety of purposes, including leisure, shopping, business and short-haul trips.
Information from Traveloka shows that, to date, Universal Studios Singapore and Singapore Oceanarium at Resorts World Sentosa are the two most searched attractions in Singapore on the platform.
Searches for attractions at Resorts World Sentosa in February 2026 doubled compared with the same period in 2025. This reflects strong demand for short-haul trips focused on experiences that combine leisure, entertainment and family-friendly activities within a single destination.
Traveloka recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Resorts World Sentosa. The partnership demonstrates the two sides’ shared commitment to strengthening regional tourism connectivity by enhancing the way travellers discover, plan and access premium accommodation, iconic dining, and world-class attractions and events through a seamless booking experience on the Traveloka platform.
Resorts World Sentosa is one of Asia’s leading premium lifestyle resorts, located on Singapore’s resort island of Sentosa. Spanning 49 hectares, it is home to a range of world-class attractions, including Universal Studios Singapore, Singapore Oceanarium and Adventure Cove Waterpark.
Alongside vibrant adventure and entertainment experiences at its theme parks, Resorts World Sentosa also offers award-winning dining experiences that showcase global culinary excellence through a network of renowned restaurants led by celebrated chefs.
Baidi Li, Vice President of Commercial at Traveloka, said the partnership aims to deliver more seamless and integrated travel experiences to users. The company will continue to enhance the way travellers discover and access curated travel experiences across the region, thereby creating practical value for the entire tourism ecosystem.
Vietnamese travellers increasingly prioritise integrated resort experiences
Universal Studios Singapore remains one of the top attractions among Vietnamese travellers visiting Singapore. Traveloka’s data shows a growing trend towards integrated resort experiences that combine dining, shopping and entertainment within a single destination.
During the peak summer travel season, as demand continues to rise for integrated itineraries that allow travellers to combine accommodation, entertainment, shopping and dining in one trip, cooperation between reputable travel product and service platforms and destinations will provide travellers with more attractive and convenient choices.
The seamless combination of attractions, accommodation and lifestyle amenities offers a complete travel journey for families and leisure travellers.
Jenny Wang, Acting Senior Vice President of Resort Sales and Marketing at Resorts World Sentosa, said: “By leveraging Traveloka’s scale, strong user base and deep understanding of consumer behaviour, we can enhance the way Resorts World Sentosa’s offerings are discovered and experienced.”
Wang said travellers will be able to explore and experience the resort through more personalised and seamless options. In addition, tourists will find it more convenient to plan and enjoy the entire service ecosystem, from accommodation and dining to entertainment.
Under the partnership, Traveloka and Resorts World Sentosa will roll out a range of joint initiatives aimed at improving customer convenience and expanding access to integrated travel experiences. These include exclusive offers and special programmes for platform users, as well as personalised travel recommendations based on users’ preferences and travel behaviour.
Travellers will also be able to access integrated travel packages combining flights, accommodation, attractions, dining, events and entertainment activities on a single platform.
“We do not simply provide a broad inventory of travel products; we connect millions of Southeast Asian travellers with premium experiences through data-driven solutions. Through our partnership with Traveloka, global destinations can gain immediate access to high-intent customer groups and leverage personalised recommendation capabilities and an integrated booking system to increase both brand reach and revenue,” Baidi Li, Vice President of Commercial at Traveloka, added.
