iVenture Card, a leading global provider of tourism experiences, introduced its new one-stop MICE solution with the See Singapore Pass operating a terminal-equipped booth at the IAAPA Asian Attractions Expo. Attendees will be offered the convenience of buying at the expo their sightseeing smartcard allowing cash-free entry to more than 10 top attractions in Singapore as well as special dining and leisure offers. The Pass is designed to provide unforgettable experiences, convenience and great savings to MICE attendees who want to discover Singapore during or after an event.

iVenture Card launched the See Singapore Pass in January 2011 followed by the See Hong Kong Pass in May 2011. Ideal for individual leisure travelers as they combine the best each city has to offer on one simple card and for one low price, they are also particularly adapted for business and MICE visitors and their families. “Singapore is such an existing destination with so much to discover, but attractions and tours can sometimes be expensive and MICE attendees don’t have too much time, this is why we thought of offering the convenience and value of the See Singapore Pass from the exhibition hall itself; there is no excuse not to have a great time visiting the Lion City!” said Thibault Paquin, iVenture Card Asia’s Managing Director.

IAAPA Asian Attractions Expo delegates will benefit from a 20% discount on the See Singapore Pass; they can choose from a one-day (only S$63.2/adult) to a five-day (only S$143.2/adult) pass with unlimited entry to top attractions like Singapore Flyer, Night Safari or Underwater World Singapore, fun activities including Forest Adventure and Snow City, and unique experiences such as The Original Singapore Walks® and Breakfast at Tekka Market Tour. The See Singapore Pass is valid for 6 months once purchased and comes with an easy-reference pocket guide to help visitors plan their experience in Singapore.

iVenture Card will be rolling out the concept of one-stop solution booths at various shows and exhibitions in Singapore and Hong Kong in an effort to drive additional ticket sales from the growing MICE market to its partner attractions and tourism operators.