SINGAPORE: Singapore citizens can now use their original identification documents - NRIC, National Service identification document or Singapore passport - to redeem their digital SingapoRediscovers Vouchers.
This can be done at 34 community centres and residents’ committee centres, the Singapore Tourism Board said on Monday . "This new method complements the existing SingPass verification process and makes it easier for citizens who are unable to access their SingPass," STB added in its news release. The move came after a review of the redemption process with authorised booking partners and feedback from citizens on how to improve the scheme.
STB said that it will also work with the People’s Association to organise special pop-up booths at other community centres and residents’ committee centres, to make it easier for people to book activities and tours.As of Aug 1, over a million adult citizens have used their vouchers at least once. This amounted to more than 1.4 million transactions, involving over S$168 million in vouchers and cash payments on tourism bookings.
Source: Holiday News (holidaynews.net)
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