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The first visitors from Hong Kong under the air travel bubble are due in Singapore from May 26, 2021 onwards. ― TODAY file pic
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SINGAPORE, April 30 A number of attraction operators and hoteliers here do not believe the recently revived Hong Kong-Singapore air travel bubble will provide the boost they need to ride out the Covid-19 pandemic given the small number of passengers involved. However, they still welcome the move, hoping its success could lead to more of such travel arrangements.
Until that happens, the domestic market will play a central role in their business operations, some said. At the same time, various businesses told
/ Posted on 7 April, 2021 17:00
The Singapore Tourism Board has unveiled Tcube, an innovative space at Tourism Court that aims to help tourism stakeholders better their digital capabilities to reimagine visitor experiences and achieve sustainable operations.
On the reason for launching Tcube, or the Tourism Technology Transformation Cube, Ong Huey Hong, executive director industry technology transformation, shared: “We want to grow tourism companies into transformative leaders to compete better. We want to cultivate a community of innovators to chart new courses. And we want to facilitate partnerships between like-minded stakeholders to spur innovation through pilots and experimentation.”
Support will be provided through a three-step framework: learn, test, and build.
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By Simon Dale-23 February 2021 09:36am
Business leaders and brand ambassadors can play a role in ensuring their teams have the creative mindset and skillset to embrace opportunities in this new competitive landscape, says Simon Dale, the managing director for South East Asia at Adobe, and support with a solid digital foundation, technology, and training for execution.
Covid-19 has made businesses across the globe rethink and reimagine their people, processes, and technologies. Transformation and digitalization have become imperative for business sustenance and growth, regardless of the size of the organization.
In Singapore’s Budget 2021 address, finance minister Heng Swee Keat emphasized the need for a strong spirit of innovation, deep regional and global connections, and redesigned job roles for Singaporeans to keep up with the demands of the new economy.