While you can't jet off to your favourite holiday destination just yet, you can still visit the world's best airport and indulge in a myriad of dining and shopping options at Jewel Changi Airport. The stopover destination is also home to seven iconic play attractions and creative gardens, as well as an experience studio that features interactive games for families. And in time for Christmas, it's decked with a 16-metre-tall tree and sparkly decorations that will instantly put you in a festive mood.
In the spirit of giving, Manulife Singapore has launched an initiative to extend its gratitude to the healthcare workers in Singapore by offering up to four complimentary admission passes to the Manulife Sky Nets – Walking at Jewel's Canopy Park from now until December 25. Healthcare workers and their families can delight in a walk across the taut web suspending at 25-metres above ground without having to pay the usual fee of $13.50 (adult) and $9 (child and senior). If you ever wonder what it feels like to walk on clouds, we reckon this is your best bet.
The month-long initiative is held in support of SG Cares Giving Week, which runs from December 1 to 7 this year, and is dedicated to all the frontline workers who have put in tremendous efforts amid the pandemic to help the nation heal and resume life in the new norm. As a way of giving back to the community, Manulife Singapore's gesture of appreciation encourages all to spend quality time with their families this holiday season.
To enjoy your complimentary entry to the Manulife Sky Nets – Walking, simply present your healthcare staff pass at the Concierge Counter located at Level 5 of Jewel. For more information, visit manulife.com.sg.
Note: tickets for healthcare workers have since been fully redeemed.
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