Business School Trip in Singapore & Malaysia

Day 3: Foodie Fun Day 

Today’s all about the food! After a breakfast of your own, don your aprons and join a cooking class. You’ll dive deeper into Singapore’s food culture, and discover the secrets behind the dishes you’ve been trying on your trip. Fire up your wok, and get cooking!  

In the early afternoon, you’ll head to explore one of Singapore’s most vibrant districts, China Town! You’ll have lunch on ‘Food Street’, before you make your way through the historic streets. Wind your way through the alleys, stopping at temples and shops with very unique histories.  

This evening, you have your own time to explore Singapore!  

Day 4: Amusements & Aquariums 

Jump on your transport this morning, as you make the short trip to Universal Studios! Later in the afternoon, you’ll move from the land to the water, as you explore the marine realm of the S.E.A Aquarium. It’s home to more than 100,000 marine animals of over 1000 species, each one as fascinating as the next.  

Once you’re back this evening, you’ve got some more time of your own! You can head into Singapore and explore some more, or relax ahead of another busy day.  

Day 5: Business Day 

You have a unique opportunity today, as you visit a Singapore company for an office tour. Leaving after breakfast, you’ll head to the company’s site, where you’ll receive a presentation from the manager. Then, students will take part in a Q&A session with both the managerial and employee teams. These visits are truly unique, and are arranged in conjunction with the host company. Students will get unparalleled perspective on the working culture in Singapore.  

In the afternoon, students will get a chance to wind down from a day of learning with a visit to the popular Orchard Road. They’ll have time to do a spot of shopping while they explore the commercial district.  

Day 6: To Malaysia! 

You’re away to your second destination today – Malacca! You’ll transfer in the morning, arriving to your final base of your business trip in Singapore and Malaysia. 

Once settled, you’ll venture out into the city of Malacca. Pass the bustling Jonker Street as you head to the Baba & Nyonya Heritage Museum. Once one of the most beautiful Strait Chinese Mansions around, it’s now a showcase of precious antiques and art that date back to the Qing Dynasty.  

After dinner, it’s time for another unforgettable experience. Taking a cruise down the Malacca River is one of the best ways to see the city at night. You’ll jump on at the port located near the Jonker Street Night Market, an iconic market which is a real one-stop shop for street food and handmade souvenirs.  

Day 7: Walking Malacca 

Make sure you’ve got comfortable shoes on! Today you’ll be seeing the sights that the historic city of Malacca has to offer on a full day’s exploration. Join a walking tour in the historic Bandar Hilir district, where you’ll see some of the city’s most important buildings. The whole area is a UNESCO World Heritage site, and you’ll get the chance to see Dutch Square and A Famosa, two staples of Malaysian history.  

Once you’ve returned to your accommodation and had some dinner, you’ve got a free evening to explore the city under your own steam.  

Day 8: Kuala Lumpur 

This morning after breakfast, you’ll get a chance to compare your previous visit to a company in Singapore, as you head to a business in Kuala Lumpur for a second excursion. You’ll get to know more about the office, speak to the management and employee teams, and take part in a Q&A session to learn about their work culture.

Following lunch, students will explore the famous Chinatown! Follow your guide for an in-depth tour of the area, learn about local business practices, and get to grips with the cultural beliefs of the Chinese community here. Chinatown is the name given to the original commercial heart of Old Kuala Lumpur, the area which surrounds the busy Petaling Street market. While you’re here, students will visit sites like the Guan Yin Temple, Old China Cafe, and the Central Market.  

This evening, you’ll get a chance to glimpse another unforgettable sight. We’ll take you high above the clouds from the top of the Petronas Twin Towers – the highest point in all of Kuala Lumpur. 

Day 9: Caves & Carvings 

Today, students are heading out of the centre of Kuala Lumpur in search of the Batu Caves. Located around 40 minutes outside, these limestone cliffs are dotted with numerous caves and carved temples. These are Hindu shrines, and are still considered an important place of pilgrimage for the many Tamil residents of Malaysia.  

You’ll explore the caves, while also learning about the unique local flora and fauna of the area – including wild monkeys and cave-dwelling bats! There are also rock-climbing opportunities for the adrenaline-seekers, with over 160 routes. There are also lighter treks for those who want to explore on foot.  

After dinner, you’ll come together on your final night in Malaysia for a reflection session. Through discussion, listening and guided thought, students can process their experiences, digest new ideas, and consider what they’ve learned on the trip.  

Day 10: Farewell! 

Sadly, today marks the end of your business trip to Singapore and Malaysia. You’ll make your way to the airport, ready to head home having had a truly transformative travel experience.