This could be an ideal scenario for all ice cream lovers! Singapore’s latest attraction for visitors is the gorgeous pink Museum of Ice Cream. Singapore Tourism has introduced this unique attraction to help revive tourism following COVID-19. Singapore will also make it easier for visitors to obtain tourist visas, and the immigration procedures have been made easier for visitors who have been fully vaccinated.
Renjie Wong, from the Singapore Tourism Board, said to the media that “The Ice Cream museum is a new attraction post-Covid for tourists to Singapore, and it will be a uniquely pleasant experience not only for the kids but for adults as well.”
This is the only international museum dedicated to Ice cream in Singapore that allows visitors to return to their childhood. The museum is unique and features 14 multi-sensory installations, allowing visitors to sample various sweet treats. Ice cream tasting could not have been an even better experience!
The museum’s aid guides will assist visitors at all hours. The museum is an ideal location for photographers with a stunning design in a myriad of pink shades with lots of accessories for ice cream lovers.
GB Sridhar, Regional Director (India, Middle East, South Asia & Africa), Singapore Tourism Board, said, “From January to June, Singapore has welcomed nearly 2.19 lakh tourists from India, mostly tourists. Indians were the second biggest number of visitors after Indonesia last year. In the coming year, we anticipate around four million tourists to Singapore worldwide.”
During the COVID-19 year, the nation has adhered to some of the most stringent guidelines. On the 1st of April, 2022, vaccination-free travel lanes were made available for those who were fully vaccinated.
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