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Connect@Changi opens to support safe business travel to Singapore

Connect@Changi 3 Courtyard 2
Connect@Changi 3 Courtyard 2

The first phase of Connect@Changi, a pilot short-stay facility designed to  support  safe  business  exchanges  between  international  business  travellers  and  Singapore  residents, was launched last week by Deputy Prime Minister Heng Sweet Keat of Singapore.  

The facility aims to support the progressive reopening of the nation’s borders and spur business and economic activities, while safeguarding the local community from the Covid-19 pandemic. It allows business travelers flying into Singapore to meet Singapore counterparts without having to serve quarantine on arrival.   

Connect@Changi is launching with 150 premium guest rooms and 40 meeting rooms that can accommodate a range of meeting sizes, from four to 22 attendees. When fully completed later this year, the facility will have the potential capacity to host some 1,300 business travellers at any one time. Room rates start from S$384 and includes transfers, meals and PCR tests on Days 3, 7 and 14 of the stay, where applicable. Bookings can be made here 

The project is developed by a Singapore consortium, led by Temasek and includes The Ascott Limited, Changi Airport Group, Sheares Healthcare Group, SingEx-Sphere  Holdings and Surbana Jurong.  The scope of Surbana Jurong’s services include Architecture & Landscape, Engineering & Specialist Services, Project Management, Development Management, with involvement from Surbana Jurong Capital.

SJ CityGlobal, Surbana Jurong’s development management arm, also worked with partners on translating operational needs of multiple stakeholders into clear design parameters. Read more

The walkway in Connects@Changi Business Centre (Hall 7)


A Gympod for guests (Hall 7)


A view of the modular rooms from outside (Hall 7)

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