Singapore 24 April 2025 The APTRA Singapore Networking Lunch – now in its third consecutive year – is proving to be a popular addition to the 2025 TFWA Asia Pacific Exhibition calendar. After two sell-out occasions in 2023 and 2024, tickets are selling fast for the upcoming event on Sunday 11 May 2025 and anyone interested in attending is encouraged to book their place asap to avoid disappointment.

The lunch is open to everyone in Travel Retail and this year it will be held in the Padang Restaurant at the Singapore Cricket Club, between 12.00-3.30pm. Located in the Marina Bay Street Circuit, the venue is 10 minutes by taxi from the MBS Expo Centre, Singapore. Tickets are available @US$120 per head to include a buffet lunch and drinks, including Champagne PIAFF from Loch Lomond Group.

Sunil Tuli, President of APTRA, comments, “One of APTRA’s core strategies is to provide opportunities for networking and connection amongst members and the wider industry. We’re very grateful for the support of our partners Champagne PIAFF & the Loch Lomond Group and Lindt, as their contribution helps us to deliver a premium event at a reasonable price.”

In keeping with APTRA’s status as a non-profit organisation, the tickets are priced to cover costs without profit.

APTRA Networking Lunch
Date & Time: Sunday 11 May 2024 @ 12.30 – 3.30pm
Venue: The Padang Restaurant, Singapore Cricket Club, Connaught Drive, Singapore 179681
Cost: US$120 per head

Booking: APTRA Networking Lunch Registration

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MEDIA ENQUIRIES: anne.kavanagh@aptra.asia

APTRA (the Asia Pacific Travel Retail Association) is a non-profit membership organisation whose purpose is to strengthen, nurture & protect the duty free and travel retail industry in the Asia Pacific region. APTRA’s membership comprises landlords, retailers, food & beverage operators and brands. APTRA’s territory spans over 45 countries in Asia Pacific offering strategic support for members with research, knowledge sharing, networking opportunities and advocating for the industry when facing regulatory challenges and issues.