Three big travel fairs are landing in Singapore over the coming months, and between them they cover pretty much every kind of holiday-planner: the DIY type with flights already booked, the bargain hunter still hunting fares, and the traveller who'd rather let an agency handle everything.
First up is Klook Travel Fest 2026, back for its fifth run on 17th and 18th October at Suntec City. Entry is free, and this year's edition adds a 'Flee Market' concept with themed zones for Japan, China, Southeast Asia and Australia, plus cultural workshops and travel talks. The real draw is the flash deal schedule, which is worth planning your visit around: 1-for-1 tickets to Shanghai Disneyland (17 Oct, 11am), Hong Kong Disneyland (18 Oct, 11am) and Universal Studios Japan (both days, 3pm), 50% off hotel bookings at 1pm each day, and $300 off sitewide at 6pm on both days. There's also up to $100 off sitewide, 20% off Jeju bookings, 40% off travel insurance, and 50% off Korea rail tickets on Sunday afternoon. If you want in on the main lucky draw — prizes include cruise trips and a pair of ZIPAIR tickets to Tokyo — you'll need to book at least $600 on Klook the same day.
A week later, the Singapore Airlines Time To Fly Travel Fair 2026 takes over Suntec's Level 4 halls from 23rd to 25th October. The headline number: over 380,000 discounted tickets. Singapore Airlines is putting more than 200,000 discounted return fares across Economy, Premium Economy and Business on the table for 78 destinations, from Bangkok to London and Madrid, valid for travel between January and September 2027. Budget carrier Scoot adds 180,000 discounted tickets to 70 destinations, usable from November 2026 through mid-October 2027. Can't face the crowds? The same fares go live online via the SIA and Scoot websites and apps from 23rd to 30th October, though in-person visitors get extra lucky draws with flight tickets, hotel stays and travel vouchers on offer. Entry is free.
For those who prefer a package tour or cruise sorted end to end, NATAS Travel Fair 2027 is expected in early 2027 — exact dates haven't been announced yet, but the National Association of Travel Agents Singapore typically runs the fair twice a year. The most recent edition in August 2026 pulled in nearly 100 exhibitors and 14 national tourism bodies, with lucky dip prizes (flight tickets among them) for visitors spending $500 or more. Expect a similar format next time.
Why bother with a fair at all? Simple maths: tickets and hotels are usually the biggest chunk of any holiday budget, and shaving 20-50% off them frees up real money for the fun stuff. If your dates are flexible and you're happy to book on the spot, an afternoon at Suntec could save you hundreds.
