During the week of Taylor Swift’s concerts in Singapore earlier this month, online travel agency Klook offered various services including hotel and ticket packages, as well as post-concert transport.
Source: Singapore Sports Hub on Facebook
It has now revealed certain data points gathered from users who purchased the packages.
Calling it “Swiftonomics”, Klook said the effect showed the economic impact of event tourism.
In a press release, Klook shared that during the week of Swift’s ‘The Eras Tour’ in Singapore, concertgoers spent up to five times more on experiences around the city.
Image courtesy of Klook
They purchased packages for these experiences via Klook’s booking platform.
In addition, Klook saw a 200% increase in bookings for the Klook Pass Singapore, which gives users access to up to 10 attractions across the Lion City at a bundle price.
Source: Klook
The agency noted that this showed a strong interest in exploring Singapore, especially as concertgoers had come from all over the world.
Over 2,500 users had also booked Wagon Asia’s post-concert shuttle services, tickets for which were available on Klook in the lead-up to the concerts.
Klook added that it would continue to offer this service for other major concerts, such as Bruno Mars’ and IU’s shows in April.
The following were Klook’s most sought-after packages during the ‘Eras Tour’ period:
Source: Jegathisan Manoharan on Pexels
Fans were able to stay connected using the eSIM and SIM Cards.
Meanwhile, Universal Studios Singapore and Gardens by the Bay emerged as the most visited attractions by them.
Klook went on to note that besides Singapore, users from the following countries made up the agency’s top fan bases:
Back in 2023, more than 600,000 users queued for the Klook Experience Packages available on its mobile app as well.
Also read: M’sian bus operator made up to S$8,500 a day from Taylor Swift concerts in S’pore
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Featured image adapted from Singapore Sports Hub on Facebook and courtesy of Klook.
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