November 6, 2026
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Singapore Tourism Board launches family travel series to attract Indian holidaymakers

Four-episode JioHotstar series features Pratik Gandhi, Maniesh Paul, Sameera Reddy and Atul Khatri exploring Singapore with their families

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The Singapore Tourism Board (STB) has launched a four-episode travel series featuring Indian celebrities and their families, showcasing Singapore as a destination for multi-generational holidays and shared family experiences.

Titled The Great Indian Family Holiday: Singapore Edition, the series began streaming exclusively on JioHotstar on October 31. It features actor Pratik Gandhi, television host Maniesh Paul, actress Sameera Reddy and comedian Atul Khatri, each exploring the city-state with their families.

The series highlights a range of attractions and experiences, including adventure activities, culinary discoveries, wildlife encounters, cultural attractions and entertainment.

Pratik Gandhi explores Singapore with three generations of his family, while Maniesh Paul and his wife, Sanyukta Paul, experience the destination with their children. Sameera Reddy travels with her husband, Akshai Varde, and their family, while Atul Khatri focuses on the city’s food scene.

The episodes feature attractions such as HyperDrive, Chinatown, Mandai Rainforest Adventure, Singapore Oceanarium, Peranakan Museum and Wings of Time in Sentosa. Other experiences include Universal Studios Singapore, MegaZip, Harry Potter: Visions of Magic and Night Safari.

Serene Woon, Area Director for India, Middle East and South Asia at STB, said the initiative aims to highlight Singapore’s appeal to families travelling across generations, with activities suited to different age groups

The tourism board has also partnered with Indian online travel platform Cleartrip to offer holiday packages inspired by the series. The curated itineraries are available on the platform, allowing travellers to plan trips based on the experiences featured in the programme.

The initiative comes amid Singapore’s continued focus on India as a key tourism market, with efforts to attract family travellers through destination experiences and digital engagement.

 

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