Tourists using the Singapore Grab Travel Pass can claim two ride vouchers worth 20% off, capped at S$5, for trips to neighbourhoods such as Katong-Joo Chiat and Sentosa and for late-night rides to the Singapore River nightlife strips, in a campaign that runs to 31 October.

TL;DR

  • The offer is a Singapore Tourism Board (STB) and Grab campaign launched on 11 August 2026, aimed at visitors, not residents.
  • Voucher 1 gives 20% off, up to S$5, on up to two rides to or from selected neighbourhoods. Voucher 2 gives 20% off, up to S$5, on one ride between 7pm and 4am to selected nightlife spots.
  • Sources differ slightly on which areas are covered and the exact end date, so check the Grab app before you plan a route.

What is the Singapore Grab Travel Pass offer?

Grab is the Southeast Asian ride-hailing and delivery app. STB, the government agency that promotes tourism, announced on 11 August 2026 an enhanced Singapore Grab Travel Pass that adds two bonus ride vouchers. The Straits Times, via Yahoo News Singapore, reports the offer is for tourists visiting Singapore and says the pass is bought in the Grab app and the vouchers become available once the visitor arrives. STB says the campaign aims to draw visitors beyond the city centre and extend how long they stay out in the evening.

Which neighbourhoods are covered?

STB's release names Katong-Joo Chiat, Mandai and Sentosa for the first voucher, and Clarke Quay and Boat Quay for the after-dark voucher. The Straits Times lists a longer set: Katong-Joo Chiat, Tiong Bahru, Mandai and Sentosa for the first voucher, and Holland Village, Clarke Quay, Boat Quay and Robertson Quay for the second. We could not confirm which list is final, so treat the longer one as likely but check the app.

How do the vouchers work?

Voucher 1 is reported as 20% off, capped at S$5, with up to two redemptions on rides to or from the listed neighbourhoods. Voucher 2 is 20% off, up to S$5, for one ride made between 7pm and 4am to the listed nightlife areas. With a 20% discount and a S$5 cap, the saving reaches its maximum once a fare hits S$25. The Straits Times reports the campaign running from 3 August to 31 October, while STB describes it as August to October.

How can you plan a trip around them?

A simple plan is to use Voucher 1 for a daytime neighbourhood visit, for example a heritage food walk in Katong-Joo Chiat or a day on Sentosa, and keep the one-time Voucher 2 for a night along the Singapore River at Clarke Quay, Boat Quay or Robertson Quay. Grand Prix Season Singapore runs from 2 to 11 October, and the Straits Times says the campaign was timed to that and to the Singapore River Festival, so expect busier rides during race week.

Why it matters if you live in Singapore

Residents are not the target, but you may be hosting visitors. Knowing the offer helps you point friends to cheaper rides and to neighbourhoods beyond the usual downtown stops. STB's Terrence Voon said the city's compact size lets visitors pack in more, while Grab Singapore's Alejandro Osorio framed it as exploring neighbourhood by neighbourhood. Voucher terms can change, so confirm in the app. This is general information, not travel or financial advice.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who can use the Grab Travel Pass vouchers?

Reports say tourists visiting Singapore during the campaign. They are not described as available to residents.

How much do the vouchers save?

Each voucher gives 20% off a ride, capped at S$5, according to the Straits Times.

When does the offer end?

The Straits Times reports 31 October 2026. STB gives the period as August to October.

Sources and Method

This is an original guide based on the STB media release on the Grab campaign (stb.gov.sg, 11 August 2026), the Straits Times report by Ann Neo via Yahoo News Singapore (11 August 2026) and Marketing-Interactive (12 August 2026, Dhanya Vimalan). Voucher values, eligibility and neighbourhood lists vary slightly between sources, and terms may have changed since August.