Far East Hospitality (FEH) has teamed up with JTB Singapore to introduce travel packages between Singapore and Japan, marking 60 years of diplomatic relations between the two countries.
The initiative includes packages for Japanese travellers visiting Singapore and Singapore residents travelling to Japan. JTB Singapore is the local arm of JTB Corporation, a Japan-based travel agency.
The programme is supported by the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) and is intended to encourage travel flows between both markets. In 2025, about 630,000 visitors from Japan travelled to Singapore, while 726,000 travellers from Singapore visited Japan.
For Singapore-based travellers, packages include a two-night stay at Far East Village hotels in Tokyo, Yokohama or Osaka. Transport options are included, such as airport rail tickets and metro passes, along with entry tickets to attractions including Tokyo Tower or Osaka Castle. A seven-day eSIM card is also provided.
Participating properties include Far East Village Hotel Tokyo, Asakusa and Ariake, Far East Village Hotel Yokohama, and Far East Village Hotel Osaka, Namba South and Honmachi.
Japanese visitors booking through JTB Japan will receive additional items depending on the booking type. Group travellers will receive a commemorative handheld fan and a luggage sticker, while individual travellers will receive vouchers for local food brands Old Chang Kee and Ya Kun, along with a luggage sticker.
The packages will be available through JTB Singapore and at the Natas Travel Fair from March 27 to 29, 2026, at Singapore Expo.
“The 60th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Singapore and Japan is a meaningful milestone, and we want to celebrate it by creating packages that bring tangible value to travellers in both countries. These exclusive packages reflect our commitment to building strong partnerships, enhancing cross-cultural exchange, and creating memorable travel experiences that go beyond accommodation,” said Tan Chia Hui, vice president, sales, FEH.
“We look forward to seeing increased travel between our two countries through initiatives like these, which will further deepen mutual understanding,” added Serene Tan, executive director, North Asia, STB.
