The year-end holidays are just around the corner, and whether you’re dreaming of a winter road trip in Hokkaido, a shopping spree at some of the best malls in Bangkok, or a holiday somewhere further afield, there’s one thing we can all appreciate: a good travel deal.
Before you fork out hundreds to thousands of dollars on flights and accommodation, you might want to check out the upcoming travel fairs in Singapore. From discounted flight tickets to 1-for-1 theme park admissions, there are plenty of deals to look forward to.
Here are 3 upcoming travel fairs worth marking on your calendar.
Klook Travel Fest 2024.
Image credit: Klook
If you’ve already booked your flights but haven’t sorted out your itinerary, Klook Travel Fest 2026 might be what you need. Returning for its 5th edition on 17th and 18th October 2026, the fair will be held at Suntec City with a new Klook Flee Market concept, combining travel deals with interactive experiences inspired by different destinations.
Expect themed zones dedicated to Japan, China, Southeast Asia, and Australia, where you can explore travel itineraries, participate in games, and get a taste of what these destinations have to offer. There’ll also be cultural workshops and travel talks.
Of course, the main attraction is the deals. Visitors can look forward to up to $100 off sitewide, alongside 10% off selected bookings for Japan, China, Vietnam, and Korea. You might even be able to snag 20% off Jeju bookings, and 40% off travel insurance.
Those with theme parks in mind will also want to keep an eye out for the flash deals, which include 1-for-1 admission tickets to Shanghai Disneyland, Hong Kong Disneyland, and Universal Studios Japan. Selected hotel bookings will also be going at 50% off, and other flash promotions include up to $300 off sitewide.
Here’s a breakdown of notable onsite flash deals:
| Date & time | Promotion |
| 17th Oct, 11am | 1-for-1 Shanghai Disneyland tickets |
| 17th Oct, 1pm | 50% off hotels |
| 17th Oct, 3pm | 1-for-1 Universal Studios Japan tickets |
| 17th Oct, 6pm | $300 off sitewide |
| 18th Oct, 11am | 1-for-1 Hong Kong Disneyland tickets |
| 18th Oct, 1pm | 50% off hotels |
| 18th Oct, 3pm | 1-for-1 Universal Studios Japan tickets |
| 18th Oct, 5pm | 50% off Korea rail tickets |
| 18th Oct, 6pm | $300 off sitewide |
There will also be lucky draw prizes up for grabs, including cruise trips, a pair of ZIPAIR flight tickets to Tokyo, and Sony headphones. To qualify for the daily main lucky draw, you’ll need to make at least $600 in same-day Klook bookings.
Book your entrance pass to Klook Travel Fest 2026.
Admission: Free
Date: 17th-18th October 2026
Time: 10am-9pm
Venue: Suntec City Atrium, Towers 1 & 2
Image credit: Time to Fly
Those with holidays planned but no flights booked yet might want to hold off for a bit, because the Singapore Airlines Time To Fly Travel Fair 2026 is returning from 23rd to 25th October 2026 with over 380,000 discounted flight tickets.
For those who want to fly with Singapore Airlines, there’ll be over 200,000 discounted return tickets across Economy, Premium Economy, and Business Class to 78 destinations. These include popular holiday spots such as Bangkok, as well as long-haul destinations like London and Madrid.
Meanwhile, travellers on a budget can check out over 180,000 discounted Scoot tickets across Economy and ScootPlus to 70 destinations.
Here’s when you’ll be able to travel using the discounted tickets:
| Airline | Promotional travel period |
| Singapore Airlines | 1st January-30th September 2027 |
| Scoot | 9th November 2026-15th October 2027 |
*Promotions apply to selected flights and travel periods only.
Some good news is that you don’t have to squeeze with the crowds at Suntec to score the deals. Promotional fares will also be available online through the Singapore Airlines and Scoot websites and apps from 23rd to 30th October 2026.
But if you head down, there’ll be more perks to look forward to, such as participating in lucky draws featuring flight tickets, on top of hotel stays and travel vouchers.
Admission: Free
Date: 23rd-25th October 2026
Time: 10am-9pm
Venue: Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre, Level 4, Halls 401-403
Image credit: NATAS
Planning a holiday from scratch can be a lot of work, so you might want to keep the NATAS Travel Fair 2027 on your radar, where you can browse offers from different travel agencies.
Organised by the National Association of Travel Agents Singapore (NATAS), the fair typically takes place twice a year, around February or March and July or August. While the official dates for the next edition have yet to be announced, it’s expected to return in early 2027.
Image credit: @natas.official via Instagram
Visitors can look forward to a range of holiday deals in general, from guided tour packages and cruises to flight and accommodation offers. This makes it a convenient option for those who prefer having their itineraries sorted out for them.
The most recent NATAS Holidays Fair in August 2026 brought together close to 100 exhibitors and 14 national tourism organisations. There were also lucky dip opportunities for visitors who spent at least $500, with prizes including flight tickets from Singapore Airlines and China Southern Airlines.
Of course, these were promotions from the previous edition, so we’ll have to wait for the official announcement to find out what deals and giveaways NATAS Travel Fair 2027 has in store.
Find out more about NATAS Travel Fair.
As Singaporeans, nothing excites us more than a good deal. There are plenty of ways to stretch your holiday budget between discounted flight tickets and 1-for-1 holiday deals, so make the most out of these travel fairs and get a bang for your buck. The less you spend on flights and accommodations, the more you’ll have left to splurge on good souvenirs and experiences.
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Cover image adapted from: Klook, @wtstravelsg via Instagram
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