Bhutan takes part in Changi Exhibition 2025
The month-long exhibition gives visitors the chance to explore what Bhutan has to offer
Bhutan’s Department of Tourism (DOT) and the Drukair-Royal Bhutan Airlines are among those currently participating at Changi Exhibition 2025 in Singapore.
The exhibition at Changi Airport Terminal 3 opened on Monday, 10th March, and will run until 6th April.
The DOT’s participation at the event is a way by which it promotes Bhutan as a travel destination, increasing its visibility among international travellers.
DOT director and head of Bhutan’s National Tourism Office Damcho Rinzin said: “This platform allows us to connect with international travelers and share what makes Bhutan a truly unique destination. We invite visitors to immerse themselves in the beauty of Bhutan through our engaging displays and cultural performances; and we look forward to welcoming you to Bhutan.”
A colourful cultural display
The Discover Bhutan Exhibition features a 3D model of Paro Taktsang (Tiger’s Nest), alongside stunning visuals that showcase Bhutan’s natural beauty, cultural heritage, and unique travel experiences.
Visitors can also explore select Bhutanese products on display, offering a glimpse into the country’s rich arts and crafts.
During the opening ceremony on the 10th, performers held a vibrant display of traditional Bhutanese mask dances, giving attendees an opportunity to experience Bhutan’s vibrant and colorful festivals firsthand.
Last year, Bhutan welcomed 3,277 visitors from Singapore alone, reflecting the growing interest in Bhutan as a travel destination and the Southeast Asian city-state is one of its top five source markets.
The month-long exhibition gives visitors the chance to explore the Bhutan booth and discover what makes Bhutan a distinctive and rewarding destination.
