Great Singapore Sale hotel deals by Agoda

Singapore's annual shopping festival, Great Singapore Sales, is near (30 May to 27 July). Started 20 years ago, Great Singapore Sale (GSS) has turned into an annual event offering sales, specials and deals on a huge selection of merchandise. During GSS, there is something for all types of shoppers, from individuals selling homemade wares, to independent merchants and right up to global brands.

It is the sheer variety of vendors and goods available that transforms the Great Singapore Sale from a simple shopping excursion into a cultural journey. Reflecting Singapore’s famously eclectic population, shoppers can browse mom & pop stores in Chinatown or Little India, discover retro treasures at the Thieves' Market, peek into fashion boutiques on Ann Siang Road, or get lost in the massive interconnected network of malls along Orchard Road.

Singapore also offers plenty to see and do if one needs a break from the malls. During the day, recharge your brain with a visit to one of the many museums or art galleries, stroll amid the amazing architecture at Marina Bay, or relax on the beach on Sentosa Island. In the evening, head to a rooftop bar to gaze across the city's futuristic skyline, or check out the cafes and live music in Holland Village.

Especially savvy shoppers can check out the great promotions, prizes, contests, and tax rebates available. More details can be found at www.greatsingaporesale.com.sg before planning the trip. And if you are coming to Singapore, check these Singapore deals. You may find very good discounts for everything from products and wellness to dinning and Singapore activities.

To help travelers save money on accommodation and focus their energy on shopping, look to the list below to find some great Singapore hotel deals.

Traders Hotel, 4*
Stay for at least 2 nights and enjoy 20% off. Expires 31 August, 2014.

York Hotel, 4*
Limited time offer – rooms from USD $159. Expires 30 June, 2014.

Royal Plaza on Scotts, 5*
Limited time offer – enjoy 30% off. Expires 27 July, 2014.

Hotel Clover The Arts, 4*
Limited time offer – enjoy 30% off. Expires 31 July, 2014.

Riverview Hotel Singapore, 4*
Limited time offer – rooms from USD $120. Expires 31 July, 2014.

Carlton Hotel, 5*
Limited time offer – rooms from USD $155. Expires 30 June, 2014.

Amara Singapore, 4*
Early bird special – book 14 days in advance and enjoy 20% off. Expires 30 June, 2014.

The Quincy Hotel by Far East Hospitality, 4*
Book at least 14 days in advance and enjoy 15% off. Expires 17 September, 2014.

Peninsula Excelsior Hotel, 4*
Limited time offer – rooms from USD $152. Expires 31 July, 2014.

Park Hotel Clarke Quay, 4*
Enjoy 15% off Superior and Deluxe rooms, 20% off food & beverage, 3pm check out (subject to availability). Expires 31 July, 2014.

Agoda Singapore Airlines partners to offer customers great hotel deals and frequent flyer miles

Now you can earn Singaporeairlines KrisFlyer Miles for every Dollar you spend on hotel booking thanks to a special partnership between Agoda.com and Singapore Airlines. If you book your hotels worldwide through agoda.com/singaporeair, you can earn 1.5 KrisFlyer Miles for every 1 USD you spend on hotel booking.

Agoda.com and SIA were already offering promotions for only members of KrisFlyer, Singapore Airlines’ frequent flyer program. This enhanced partnership now allows all Singapore Airlines customers to enjoy access to Agoda.com’s global inventory of hotels. KrisFlyer members will additionally benefit from this partnership by earning KrisFlyer miles with every hotel booking.

And, as a special promotion, during the month of February, KrisFlyer members will earn double miles on every hotel booking made through the designated booking page.

Commenting on the deal, Agoda.com’s Director – Commercial Ernst Hemmer said: “We are very excited to bring Agoda.com’s extensive global hotel portfolio to customers of Singapore Airlines, without doubt one of the world’s most recognized brands and one of the leaders in the global airline industry. Our intent is to make it both easy and worthwhile for Singapore Airlines customers to earn miles at the same time they book hotels.”

Agoda Singapore Airlines partnership allows KrisFlyer members to earn Miles on hotel booking.

Best hotel deals Singapore

Since hotel rates in Singapore are expensive it is important to find good Singapore hotel deals. But where to find? Here we have listed some most popular places to find cheap hotel deals and last minute discounts in Singapore.

Of course you can always search for "hotel deals Singapore" keywords in Google and look at each and every result one by one to find a good deal but if wasting your time there are much better ways to find hotels in Singapore.

Agoda.com
Of course the first place you should look is an online reservation site like Agoda.com. We are offering Agoda.com not because we are also affiliated with them. Agoda.com has strong presence in Asia especially in South East Asia and offers unbeatable Singapore hotel deals. This is the reason we affiliate with them. They negotiate quite good prices for the hotels in Singapore and is the first place to look for hotel deals Singapore.

HotelsCombined.com
A better approach to look for Singapore hotel deals is to use a hotel meta-search engine instead of individual reservation sites. These engines aggregates hotel deals from multiple online reservation sites plus sometimes from hotels' web sites so instead of wasting time to look at results one by one you can go to a meta search site like hotelscombined.com.

hotelscombined.com aggregates results from popular hotel sites like Agoda.com, hotel.com, expedia.com and let's you compare the prices. When you click on any price you are directed to that site. So hotelscombined.com is not a place to book a hotel room but to easily compare the hotel prices.

We like hotelscombined.com because it is quite simple to use and extremely time saving.

hotelscombined.com searches hotel deals from multiple reservation sites and let's you
see them together to choose the best deal.

Group buying sites
If you live in a neighbouring country, your local group buying sites' travel deal pages will probably have a few nice Singapore travel packages combined of hotel plus plane ticket. 

Singapore Changi Airport tops Asia’s best airports list of Agoda

Asia’s leading hotel booking site Agoda.com has released a list of Asia’s best airports as ranked by customers who flew into capital cities.

Airports are fascinating structures, and require a level of planning and design not unlike a small city. In this regard, a customer’s perception of whether an airport is “good” or not depends on many factors: signage, food selection, facilities for the disabled, ease of movement, rest options and even how many bathrooms there are.

Failure to plan correctly can result in expensive delays, such as when Heathrow Airport’s new Terminal 5 opened in 2008 and had to content with dozens of cancelled flights and thousands of stranded passengers on its first day. Similarly, Denver Airport’s cutting-edge baggage system turned out to be a failure, costing the airport USD $1 million per month in maintenance costs until it was ultimately abandoned. When it comes to airports, details matter.

For the survey, Agoda chose 15 major Asian capitals: Bangkok, Beijing, Ho Chi Minh City, Hong Kong, Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur, Manila, New Delhi, Phnom Penh, Seoul, Singapore, Taipei, Tokyo, Vientiane and Yangon. Travelers to these airports were asked to give it an overall rating on a scale of 1 (poor) to 5 (excellent). The survey was based on over 11,000 respondents.

Unsurprisingly, Singapore’s Changi Airport came in first, with an overall rating of 4.37. Known for its hyper-efficiency and consistent investments in improvement and upgrade, it features in the top 3 of nearly every airport ranking list in the world. In 2012 Changi handled 51 million passengers. Airport Fact: For every $10 you spend in the airport you can claim a ride on the four-story indoor slide. It won’t speed up your plane, but it makes waiting a bit less boring.

Second spot with a rating of 4.13 was Hong Kong International Airport which, similarly to Changi, usually places very high on any ranking list due to its convenient transit links and high-tech design on a huge chunk of reclaimed land in the South China Sea. In 2012 Hong Kong Airport handled 56 million passengers. Airport Fact: The airport employs over 65,000 people!

Rounding out the top three is Seoul’s Incheon International Airport with a score of 4.01, which handled 39 million passengers in 2012. Interestingly, the airport holds a record that is now unbreakable – it was named the Best Airport Worldwide by the Airports Council International for a record 7 years (2005-2011), and the award was discontinued after their final win. Airport Fact: Long layover? No problem! Incheon includes a golf driving range, putting course, and even an ice skating rink with artificial ice!

Following this – just barely – was Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport with a score of 4.00. In a country of 1.2 billion people, it handled 34 million passengers in 2012, and has won several awards over the past few years for its rapid improvement. Plans are in place to allow it to handle 100 million passengers per year by 2030, quite a lofty goal. Airport Fact: If you’re tired, hit the “Nap & Massage” Lounge, which has 14 mini-rooms, each with shower & bathroom.

In fifth spot is Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport, which handled 48 million passengers in 2012 after opening in 2006 (although plans for an airport in its location go back to the 1960’s). As one of the most centrally-located airports in Asia, it’s a major transit and cargo hub and, interestingly, has the tallest control tower of any airport in the world. Airport Fact: The airport’s name (pronounced soo-wanna-boom) means Golden Land, but the area it’s built on was once called Cobra Swamp.

At number 6 is Tokyo’s Narita International Airport, which handles the majority of international traffic in and out of Tokyo – a total of 33 million passengers in 2012, and is a model of efficient design and management. Airport Fact: Narita was built on land reclaimed from a large residential area, an act which triggered violent protests when the plan went into effect in the late 1960’s.

Seventh place is Kuala Lumpur International Airport, which handled 40 million passengers in 2012. Noted for its distance from the city it serves – 60 kilometers – it is also one of the largest airports in terms of area used, which encompasses largely agricultural land across 25,000 acres. Airport Fact: It’s the first airport in the region to be certified by EarthCheck, a global environmental organization that rewards sustainable environmental management practices.

Coming up next is Beijing Capital Airport, which handled a staggering 82 million passengers in 2012, second only to Hartsfield-Jackson airport in Atlanta, Georgia. In 2004, the airport began construction on the gargantuan Terminal 3 to prepare for the 2008 Olympic Games. Airport Fact: Terminal 3 is the fifth largest building in the world in terms of floor area – 1.3 million sq.m!

Ninth spot is filled by Taipei’s Taoyuan International Airport, which handled 28 million passengers in 2012. First opened in 1979 with a single terminal, it opened a second terminal in 2000 and a third is planned to be finished by 2018, which will be able to handle 43 million passengers. Airport Fact: In 2012, the airport handled over 1.5 million tons of freight!

And finally, rounding out our list is Phnom Penh International Airport in Cambodia, by far the smallest airport on the list with only 2 million passengers in 2012. Despite its tiny size – or perhaps because of it – Agoda.com customers thought it was one of the nicest airports in Asia. Airport Fact: Despite being about 160km from the ocean, the airport has an elevation of only 40ft above sea level!

Here, below, are the top 15 airports and their rankings.

Airport Rankings in Asia's Capital Cities
Rank	Airport Name	Avg. Customer Ranking
1	Changi International Airport	4.37
2	Hong Kong International Airport	4.13
3	Seoul Incheon International Airport	4.01
4	Indira Gandhi International Airport	4.00
5	Suvarnabhumi International Airport	3.79
6	Narita International Airport	3.69
7	Kuala Lumpur International Airport	3.56
8	Beijing Capital International Airport	3.48
9	Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport	3.38
10	Phnom Penh International Airport	3.14
11	Soekarno-Hatta International Airport	2.95
12	Tan Son Nhat International Airport	2.91
13	Yangon International Airport	2.81
14	Vientiane - Wattay Airport	2.74
15	Manila International Airport	2.36

Agoda.com and Scoot join to offer easy hotel booking

Asia's leading online hotel booking site Agoda.com and Singapore based long haul budget airline Scoot has announced a partnership that will allow customers of Scoot to book hotels at their destination without ever leaving the Scoot Airlines website.

Scoot, the low-cost long haul arm of Singapore Airlines competing with Air Asia X and Jetstar Asia is a young airline launched in November 2011 and had its first flight just a year ago to Sydney from Singapore. Scoot now operates medium and long haul no-frills flights between Singapore and Sydney, Gold Coast, Bangkok,Taipei, Tokyo, Tianjin, Shenyang, Qingdao, Nanjing, and Seoul.

With Scoot - Agoda.com partnership, customer visiting www.flyscoot.com/hotels can browse thousands of hotels from Agoda.com’s inventory and book rooms worldwide, taking advantage of Agoda.com’s Lowest Price Guarantee.

Speaking of the deal, Ernst Hemmer, Agoda.com’s Director Commercial said: “The partnership between Agoda.com and Scoot makes sense on many levels. Both companies put great value on providing a seamless and stress-free customer experience, and both strive to be easily reachable and connected, making travel affordable and accessible to travelers looking for great deals.”

Scoot’s growth since its maiden flight in June 2012 has been rapid – from a business plan to an operating airline in less than a year, the company now operates five Boeing 777-200 aircraft, with 20 Boeing 787’s on order.

“At FlyScoot.com, our guests can enjoy a one-stop service to book air tickets, as well as add-on services such as baggage allowance, seat assignment, meals, ScooTV inflight entertainment, blankets & eye-masks, premium lounge access, ScootProtect Travel Insurance and now, ScootStays that offers affordable accommodation worldwide,” said Campbell Wilson, Scoot’s CEO. “We’re pleased to leverage on Agoda.com’s extensive hotel inventory and user-friendly booking engine, and we will continue to work with different partners to help our guests tailor the best value travel experience possible!”

Agoda.com is "The" hotel booking site when it comes to best offers, promotions and last minute deals in Asia - Pacific region.

Singapore hotel deals by Agoda for Singapore Grand Prix

On September 20-22 2013, Singapore's city center will be closed and converted to a 5 km race track for Singapore Grand Prix F1 2013 and its fans. The race is a night race for European viewers to enjoy it at a convenient time.

The event takes place in Singapore on the Marina Bay Street Circuit and was the first F1 night race and the first street circuit in Asia when it was added to the calendar of the FIA Formula One World Championship . The Singapore Grand Prix will remain on the F1 calendar through at least 2017, after race organizers signed a contract extension with Formula One Management on the eve of the 2012 event.

It’s not only cars and drivers that are a draw for the thousands of fans who will head to Singapore – some truly world-class entertainment has been planned as well. From local favorites such as Weish and The Great Spy Experiment to international acts like Waiora and Daby Toure to headline-grabbing artists like Rihanna, Tom Jones and Justin Bieber, the event will boast a major dosage of talent. In addition, a variety of parades, performances and games will make sure that there is something for everyone, even if they’re not a fan of racing!

If you are not into this super noisy event, it is the worst time to visit Singapore since all hotels are almost fully booked during those days. On the other hand if you are coming around this time, it is important to find good hotel deals since they are expensive during F1.

Online hotel reservation site Agoda.com now offers Singapore hotel deals for the Singapore Grand Prix F1 2013.

BIG Hotel 4*
Limited time offer – USD $185! Offer expires September 22, 2013.

Carlton Hotel Singapore 5*
Book at least 14 days in advance and save 20%! Offer expires September 22, 2013.

Orchard Hotel Singapore 5*
Book at least 14 days in advance and save 20%! Offer expires September 22, 2013.

Fairmont Singapore 5*
Book between July 10-17 for a minimum 3-night stay between September 19-22 and enjoy complimentary breakfast!

Singapore on the Marina Bay Street Circuit

Swissotel The Stamford Hotel 5*
Book between July 10-17 for a minimum 3-night stay between September 19-22 and enjoy complimentary breakfast!

Peninsula Excelsior Hotel 4*
Exclusive deal – book on July 10 to stay September 19-22 and get 15% off!

Swissotel Merchant Court Hotel 5*
Book between July 10-12 & stay between September 19-22 and enjoy complimentary breakfast!

Rendezvous Grand Hotel Singapore 4*
Exclusive deal – book on July 10 & stay September 19-22 and get 25% off!

To connect with Agoda.com for special deals on hotels worldwide, please visit our website at www.agoda.com. Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/agoda or follow us on Google+ at http://plus.google.com/+agoda   

Agoda Great Singapore Sale Hotel Deals

What is the best time to visit Singapore if shopping is top in your travel agenda? Great Singapore Sales time is the best of course. Great Singapore Sales will be held between 31 May and 28 July 2013. Often abbreviated simply as GSS, Great Singapore Sales, is an annual event centered around the national sport of Singapore - shopping. During this time, participating outlets offer some of the best sales deals, specials and super saver deals in Singapore. The event is in its 20th year in 2013 and as before some of Singapore's best-known retail names will offer shoppers a great way to stock up on their favorite brands while seeing some of the city’s most dynamic neighborhoods.

Main focus of GSS will of course be on Singapore's central shopping district, Orchard Road, which is also one of the most famous shopping destination in Asia. With huge shopping malls such as the massive ION Orchard mall and the Mandarin Gallery, countless stores below and above the ground (and often interconnected by underground air-conditioned tunnels) biggest shopper crowd will be in Orchard Road.

But shopping in Singapore is not restricted to Orchard Road. Relatively new shopping enclaves like The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands and Vivo City offers modern, branded and posh products while historical shopping streets like Chinatown, Kampong Glam, Holland Village and Little India offers unique objects, novelties and handcrafted items that reflect the unique personality of the neighborhood they’re sold in. Many of these neighborhoods also offer eclectic restaurants, live music and funky coffee shops to help shoppers recharge during their long day.

Shoppers can also check out the inaugural Singapore International Jewelry Expo 2013 at the Marina Bay Sands Expo & Convention Center from 4 to 7 July, which will showcase displays from leading designers, brands and gemstone suppliers from around the world across 8,000 square meters of floor space.

Agoda offers Singapore hotel deals during Great Singapore Sale 2013.

The best part of the festival is that in order to accommodate the crowds of deal seekers, many of the stores and malls will be staying open late to maximize the shopping opportunities. No more rushing to get everything done before the stores close!

To top it all off, the grand prize of the event is the MasterCard Biggest Spender Reward, in which the biggest spender of the festival can win S$20,000. Details are available on the GSS website, but if that’s not an incentive to stock up on new supplies, nothing is!

During your stay in Singapore, you will probably need a hotel and Agoda.com, Asia’s leading hotel booking site, has a variety of Singapore hotel deals in the lead-up to the Great Singapore Sale.

The Sentosa Resort and Spa 5*
Early bird special! Book 21 days in advance and enjoy 15% off. Expires December 31, 2013.

Hotel Re Pearl’s Hill 4*
Limited time rate – only US$ 104! Expires June 30, 2013

Resorts World Sentosa - Equarius Hotel 5*
Flash Deal – enjoy 60% off! Expires December 31, 2013.

Fairmont Singapore 5*
Early bird special – book 2 days in advance and enjoy 20% off! Expires December 31, 2013.

Orchard Hotel Singapore 5*
Limited time rate - 25% off! Expires July 31, 2013.

Royal Plaza on Scotts 5*
Stay a minimum of 3 nights and enjoy 20% off! Expires July 31, 2013.

Grand Park Orchard 5*
Early bird special! Book 14 days in advance and enjoy 20% off! Expires December 31, 2013.

Rendezvous Grand Hotel Singapore 4*
Limited time rate - 30% off! Expires December 31, 2013.

Raffles Hotel in Singapore is the top rated hotel for 2012

When choosing a hotel to stay within your budget and requirements, looking at online hotel booking site reviews can save you a lot of money and headache. Customers of these site review and rate their stay in particular hotel which goes into the hotels overall rating.

One of the best online hotel booking sites for Asia, Agoda.com, has taken a look back at 2012 and compiled a list of its twelve highest rated hotels for the year as graded by customers. The reviews on Agoda.com are an important record of a customer’s actual experience at a hotel. Free from PR spin and embellishment, reviews that appear on the website are written by actual customers only after they have completed their stay, and as such are an accurate reflection of an average visit.

When customers review a hotel, they are asked to rate their stay based on various criteria, including value for money, location, staff performance, cleanliness, comfort, and food. These scores are then averaged to get that customer’s overall rating of the hotel. To find the top-rated hotels for 2012, Agoda.com took the sum of all customer ratings on a particular hotel and divided that by the number of reviews to get the hotel’s final ranking.

Here, in order, are Agoda.com’s 12 highest rated hotels for 2012, based on reviews written from January 1 – December 31, 2012:

Raffles Hotel, Singapore
Score: 9.506
“Without a doubt the best accommodation we have ever experienced. We were treated like family and their breakfast is something you have to experience to believe. If you are staying in Singapore do yourself a favor and stay at Raffles.” – Robert, Australia.

Luxurious Raffles Hotel in Singapore is the top rated hotel in 2012 based
on Agoda.com customer reviews and ratings

The Chedi Chiang Mai, Thailand
Score: 9.467
“We really enjoy everything, the hotel is wonderful, the service, the accommodation, everything that we need to have an excellent experience in Chiang Mai.” – Luis, Mexico

Komaneka at Bisma Ubud, Bali, Indonesia
Score: 9.445
“Komaneka at Bisma is an amazing place to stay. The views are breathtaking as is the hotel itself. The staff could not be more helpful and pleasant.” – Clare, Australia

The Imperial Hotel, New Delhi, India
Score: 9.442
“The Imperial is a piece of history and while staying here I felt like I was back in time with the grandeur of the colonial times. Amazing service and a warm welcome made our stay perfect.” – Alexandre, Belgium

Komaneka at Rasa Sayang Ubud, Bali, Indonesia
Score: 9.416
“The Komaneka at Rasa Sayang set such a high benchmark for accommodation during our trip to Bali that it was almost impossible for any other places we stayed to compete with.” – Andrew, UK

Essence Hanoi Hotel, Hanoi, Vietnam
Score: 9.408
“This is one of the nicest hotels I have ever stayed at. My suite was lovely with a fantastic walk-in shower. The staff were very helpful, even going through a map of places to see. It was walking distance to all the major sites.” – Susan, Canada

Kajane Mua Villas, Bali, Indonesia
Score: 9.378
“Kajane Mua Villas was truly one of the best resorts we have ever stayed at. Staff was amazing and helpful. The resort was wonderful for a family with children. Truly central location in Ubud. Beautiful villas with pool. Perfection.” – Wallace, USA

Jeevaklui Hotel, Lombok, Indonesia
Score: 9.365
“From check in until check out it was a pleasure to stay here, enjoy the beach and the view, and get completely relaxed. The spa with a wonderful massage was to die for! This was my 5th time, and it won't be the last!” – Jacqueline, Netherlands

Hanoi Elegance Diamond Hotel, Hanoi, Vietnam
Score: 9.362
“The hotel was everything we'd hoped for and more - welcoming staff, informative map, and a great location complimented by the beautifully appointed rooms! The breakfast was also great - a huge buffet spread and individual menu items all included in the room price.” – Catherine, New Zealand

The One Vacation Home, Malacca, Malaysia
Score: 9.361
“This is a family hotel, and its owner is very nice. He gave us a map with marks of restaurants offering delicious food, which was very useful. The hotel was a two-floor villa with clean and comfortable rooms. It really felt like home.” – Quan, China

Kuredu Island Resort and Spa, Maldives
Score: 9.346
“Had the most wonderful stay at Kuredu. Even though our room was just the garden bungalow it was comfortable and spacious. Really loved the open shower concept and we had a great time at the spa as well. The resort also had great staff and efficient service.” – Marliyana, Singapore

Apsara Centrepole Hotel, Siem Reap, Cambodia
Score: 9.328
“I loved this hotel, it ticked all the boxes. It is the friendliest staffed hotel you could possibly go to – they are so welcoming and thoughtful. It was a delight to stay there.” – Sean, UK

Agoda.com and Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer partner to offer KrisFlyer miles

Agoda.com, Asia's leading and fastest growing online hotel reservation service, announced its partnership with Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer to bring even greater rewards to its frequent flyer members when they book hotels with Agoda.com.

Singapore Airlines is the flag carrier airline of Singapore which flies to 62 destinations in 35 countries on six continents from its primary hub in Singapore Changi Airport. The airline has a strong presence in the Southeast Asian region, which together with its subsidiary SilkAir, connects Singapore with more international destinations in the region than any other Southeast Asian airline.

KrisFlyer is Singapore Airline's airline loyalty program which can earn KrisFlyer miles for its members when they fly on Singapore Airlines, SilkAir or any of our airline partners, which include airlines in the Star Alliance network. From 1st December 2012, Singapore Airlines PPS Club and KrisFlyer members will earn 1.5 KrisFlyer miles for every US$1 spent on their hotel booking through www.agoda.com/krisflyer.

The offer is open to PPS Club and KrisFlyer members worldwide, and applies to all of Agoda.com’s hotels around the globe. In addition to earning KrisFlyer miles, members can also earn Agoda rewards points on each hotel booking, which can be used as discounts toward future bookings.

Agoda.com and Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer partnership allows KrisFlyer and PP Club members
to earn 1.5 KrisFlyer Miles for every 1 USD spent on hotel bookings with Agoda.

“Without doubt KrisFlyer is one of the most desirable frequent flyer programs in the world to partner with,” says Ernst Hemmer, Agoda.com’s Director – Commercial. “With this new partnership, Agoda.com introduces PPS Club and KrisFlyer members to an easy way of booking any hotel of their choice worldwide while still earning KrisFlyer miles.”

Visit KrisFlyer Hotel Offers for more details.