Changi Exhibition Centre Transfers

On the far eastern shores of Singapore Island, the Changi Exhibition Centre is just east of Changi Airport, making it the most convenient locale for business travelers flying in. Isolated in its surroundings, the unique exhibition space provides an array of spaces ideal for any event size, whether it be a massive outdoor exhibition space that makes it the largest in the area or massive indoor concerts fully air conditioned and looking out at the ocean. In addition to close access to some of Singapore’s most beautiful parks and tropics, plus nearby business hotels and waterfront restaurants, visitors will have a vacation-like resort waiting for them no matter the occasion. Get through it all by taking advantage of one of many nearby private vehicle rentals, whether it be a quaint sedan or super-sized SUV, meet-and-greet services adding to the luxury with convenient drop offs to wherever, whether it be informative tours along the coast via local personal driver or luxury limousine rides into the city’s 24-hour markets and upscale restaurants.

Get to know the area’s fervor by booking the right hotel ahead of time, choosing between a myriad of stays located within the actual airport, ritzy options including the Ambassador Transit Hotel and an all-suite choice of rooms at the Crowne Plaza Changi Airport. Simpler stays also located within the airport include poolside relaxation at Aerotel Singapore as well as minimalist efficiency courtesy of YOTELAir Singapore. Wake up to casual walks along the shore once lodging is all situated, starting with the beauty of Changi Beach Park and its miles-long trail that leads to the much larger Changi Point Coastal Walk as well as the various beloved eateries of Changi Village Hawker Centre. Especially popular lunch spots in this center include casual eats from Jacob’s Cafe as well as uniquely angled walls and old textures from Gd O’times. Continue the rest of the day with an exploration through Singapore’s past at the Changi Museum, located west of the airport and offering an intimate perspective of Singapore’s role in World War II.