The operator is offering departures from Gatwick, Heathrow and Manchester airport with nine partner airlines. The addition of Singapore is expected to appeal to food-focused travellers, with packages timed to coincide with the annual Singapore Food Festival in July.
The month-long event showcases the destination’s culinary scene across several key locations including Chinatown Food Street, Clarke Quay and Marina Bay, featuring pop-up dining, chef collaborations and "hands-on workshops".
Beyond the festival period, Singapore is known for its affordable Michelin-starred dining, notably at Hawker Chan, alongside its modern architecture, green spaces and nearby island escapes.
