It’s travelling season for all of us, and I’m sure we’re all heading down to Changi Airport to catch our flights. Remember to double-check your flight deets and bring along a notebook or journal for those departing from Terminals 3 and 4, as there is now a free stamp rally at Changi Airport for locals and travellers to collect.
WHSmith is a British retailer that sells stationery, books, gifts, and digital gadgets. Many of its stores are located in airports, including every Changi Airport terminal, both in the public and transit areas.
However, you’ll only be able to find the free stamp rally in their outlets at Terminal 3 and Terminal 4.
Once in either departure hall, make a beeline for the Traveller’s Notebook section, and you’ll know you’re in the correct spot when you spot the words “Stamp Rally”.
Image adapted from: 写手帐的卡尼 via RED
Peeps at Terminal 3 will be getting a chilli crab design, a homage to the sweet, spicy, uniquely Singaporean dish.
For those who wind up at Terminal 4, the stamp features the iconic Changi Airport Control Tower, with Jewel and a cute little plane flying off as the backdrop.
We bet most of you are travelling during this holiday period, so bring along your notebooks, postcards, or boarding passes to collect the adorable free stamps. Or, use them on old passports if you’ve kept any, and you’ll have your own unique traveller’s diary. Not your current passports, though; it’s actually illegal to have souvenir stamps in them.
If you have extra time before boarding, browse through the book selections at WHSmith. There are usually discounts, and you may find new titles or interesting reads for your in-flight entertainment.
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Cover image adapted from: 为啥我是小红薯, 月蓂 via RED
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