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From city breaks to beach escapes, discover Southeast Asia with TUI and Singapore Airlines.
Wondering where you can go with our trusted airline partner, Singapore Airlines? Fly from London Heathrow, London Gatwick or Manchester to Singapore and seamlessly connect to a wealth of destinations across Asia, Australia and New Zealand. From the beaches of Bali to the skyscrapers of Singapore and the buzz of Bangkok, there are plenty of long-haul holiday destinations to discover. Wherever you travel, sit back and enjoy unparalleled levels of comfort and service.
Singapore holidays
Singapore may be a pocket-sized city state, but boy, does it pack a punch. With direct Singapore Airlines flights from the UK, you can step off the plane and start exploring from the get-go. Everything’s within easy reach, from glitzy shopping centres and soaring skyscrapers to showstopping gardens and a world-famous street food scene.
Nature lover? Make sure you visit the Botanic Gardens, Singapore’s first and only UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Gardens by the Bay are another must-see attraction, complete with indoor waterfalls, daily light shows, misty cloud forests and its famous Supertrees.
For a dose of family fun, head over to Sentosa and ride the rollercoasters at Universal Studios Singapore. You’ll find Singapore’s white-sand beaches here, too, where you can kick off your flip-flops with the skyline as your backdrop.
Food is a big part of Singapore life, too. Eat your way around the city’s cultural influences, from Chinese flavours in Chinatown to Indian dishes in Little India and Malay specialities around Kampong Gelam. And make sure you try the hawker centres – they’re a great way to enjoy a truly authentic street food experience.
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Nature lover? Make sure you visit the Botanic Gardens, Singapore’s first and only UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Gardens by the Bay are another must-see attraction, complete with indoor waterfalls, daily light shows, misty cloud forests and its famous Supertrees.
For a dose of family fun, head over to Sentosa and ride the rollercoasters at Universal Studios Singapore. You’ll find Singapore’s white-sand beaches here, too, where you can kick off your flip-flops with the skyline as your backdrop.
Food is a big part of Singapore life, too. Eat your way around the city’s cultural influences, from Chinese flavours in Chinatown to Indian dishes in Little India and Malay specialities around Kampong Gelam. And make sure you try the hawker centres – they’re a great way to enjoy a truly authentic street food experience.
Inspired? See all our Singapore holidays.
Bali holidays
The very word ‘Bali’ conjures up images of palm-fringed beaches – and for good reason. The coastline is a one-off, and you could easily spend weeks flitting between beach clubs and spa treatments, with plenty of swimming, surfing and smoothie bowls along the way.
Seminyak and Kuta are popular beachfront locations, with restaurants, bars and lively nightlife. If you’d rather escape the crowds, head to the laidback shores of Amed or Pemuteran. Snorkelling should also be high up on your list, with colourful coral reefs boasting an impressive diversity of marine wildlife.
Don’t forget to explore the inland, too. Surrounded by rice terraces and rainforests, the town of Ubud is Bali’s arts and cultural centre, with a growing wellness scene. Stroll through its craft stores, visit its temples, or head out of town and enjoy a moment of calm among the valleys and fields.
When it comes to photos for your social feed, Bali certainly delivers. From golden sunsets on the west coast to rice terraces and jungle-fringed landscapes, there are photo opportunities around almost every corner.
Sound up your street? See all our Bali holidays.
Seminyak and Kuta are popular beachfront locations, with restaurants, bars and lively nightlife. If you’d rather escape the crowds, head to the laidback shores of Amed or Pemuteran. Snorkelling should also be high up on your list, with colourful coral reefs boasting an impressive diversity of marine wildlife.
Don’t forget to explore the inland, too. Surrounded by rice terraces and rainforests, the town of Ubud is Bali’s arts and cultural centre, with a growing wellness scene. Stroll through its craft stores, visit its temples, or head out of town and enjoy a moment of calm among the valleys and fields.
When it comes to photos for your social feed, Bali certainly delivers. From golden sunsets on the west coast to rice terraces and jungle-fringed landscapes, there are photo opportunities around almost every corner.
Sound up your street? See all our Bali holidays.
Phuket holidays
With over 30 beaches, Thailand’s largest island offers something for everyone, making it one of the best TUI x Singapore Airlines destinations for holidays. Looking for quiet sands and lapping waves? Look no further. Or, if you’re after something more energetic, the Phuket party scene is famous for going all night long.
Patong is the place to be if you want to stay in the heart of the action. One of Phuket’s best-known nightlife areas, it’s packed with neon lights, live music, bars and bustling streets. Prefer something a little more peaceful? Mai Khao and Kamala slow things right down, while Kata and Karon sit somewhere in the middle.
Away from your sunlounger, you’ll want to experience the island’s famous night markets, where you can pick up souvenirs and sample the famous Thai street food. Phuket Old Town is also well worth a visit, with historic, colourful buildings, independent shops and plenty of charming cafés for a pit stop.
For some of the island’s best photo ops, head to Promthep Cape around sunset. It’s one of Phuket’s most famous viewpoints and a great place to watch the sun dip below the horizon.
Ready to take off to Thailand? See all our Phuket holidays.
Patong is the place to be if you want to stay in the heart of the action. One of Phuket’s best-known nightlife areas, it’s packed with neon lights, live music, bars and bustling streets. Prefer something a little more peaceful? Mai Khao and Kamala slow things right down, while Kata and Karon sit somewhere in the middle.
Away from your sunlounger, you’ll want to experience the island’s famous night markets, where you can pick up souvenirs and sample the famous Thai street food. Phuket Old Town is also well worth a visit, with historic, colourful buildings, independent shops and plenty of charming cafés for a pit stop.
For some of the island’s best photo ops, head to Promthep Cape around sunset. It’s one of Phuket’s most famous viewpoints and a great place to watch the sun dip below the horizon.
Ready to take off to Thailand? See all our Phuket holidays.
Bangkok holidays
Old and new. Calm and chaotic. Bangkok is a city with many sides, making it a popular long-haul holiday destination with TUI x Singapore Airlines. Longtail boats glide serenely along the Chao Phraya River while tooting tuk-tuks ferry tourists to temples, markets and party spots.
If it’s your first time, be sure to make a beeline for The Grand Palace. Sure, it can be busy – but it’s worth it. The ornate buildings and stunning gardens seriously impress, with opulence fit for a king. From here, it’s only a short stroll to see the Emerald Buddha and the Reclining Buddha – two sites synonymous with Bangkok.
Chinatown offers a completely different experience, with neon signs, market stalls and street-food vendors giving it an electric atmosphere. Perch up on a plastic stool for noodles and sticky rice on the roadside, or for something a little fancier, head to one of the city’s rooftop restaurants for dinner with a view.
Whether you make Bangkok the whole show or a stopping point en route to Phuket or beyond, the Thai capital is somewhere you just have to experience.
See all our Bangkok holidays.
If it’s your first time, be sure to make a beeline for The Grand Palace. Sure, it can be busy – but it’s worth it. The ornate buildings and stunning gardens seriously impress, with opulence fit for a king. From here, it’s only a short stroll to see the Emerald Buddha and the Reclining Buddha – two sites synonymous with Bangkok.
Chinatown offers a completely different experience, with neon signs, market stalls and street-food vendors giving it an electric atmosphere. Perch up on a plastic stool for noodles and sticky rice on the roadside, or for something a little fancier, head to one of the city’s rooftop restaurants for dinner with a view.
Whether you make Bangkok the whole show or a stopping point en route to Phuket or beyond, the Thai capital is somewhere you just have to experience.
See all our Bangkok holidays.
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Last updated: 18.09.2026
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Or, for more inspo, read about the best beach holiday destinations, best family holiday destinations and how to have a cheap family holiday.
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Last updated: 18.09.2026