The F1 race in Singapore is strengthening tourism for other countries in the Asia Pacific region

from $ 62,000 hotel suites to Racing packages with six numbers price signsThe Grand Prix in Singapore is a large group of companies near the Marina Bay path.

But the money does not remain in Singapore. Data shows that travelers also spend all over Asia before and after the three -day Formula One race, which begins on Friday.

Airlines analyzed by the SOJERN marketing platform indicate that among those who have rising flights, a quarter of Americans and Canadians add flights to Japan, 18 % of Europeans also visit Thailand, and nearly a third of Australians make trips to Indonesia, and look at Bali.

Suujran said other travelers associated this year in Singapore with side trips to China, South Korea, India, and the Maldives and Figi Islands.

Samer Elhajjar, a A senior lecturer at the National University of Singapore said that travel sites in other countries gather trips to the Laila Singapore race with a stop at the Popular Jazeera destinations in Southeast Asia.

“Visitors will come to Singapore and enjoy F1, then move to Bali for two or three days,” he said. “This is actually amazing for the region’s economy.”

Travel CNBC Travel packages were found to the Grand Prix in Singapore 2025 alongside trips to Langkawi and Burnio in Malaysia, and cruise This combines the race with a stop in Japan, Hong Kong and Vietnam.

SOJERN data is firm with a Report display It was published in May, which showed that other Formula One races in Asia and the Pacific Ocean resulting from tourism revenues outside the host cities as well.

About 25 % of foreigners who attended the Australian Grand Prix for 2025 remained around the suburbs of Melbourne after the race, while 10 % remained in the same city, according to Visa data. However, some ventured in the Yara Valley wine area, and 5 % traveled to Sydney, about 500 miles away.

In the Japanese Grand Prize race in April in Suzuka, the attendees ventured further, according to the report. The data showed about 10 % who went to Osaka, another 5 % to Kyoto. However, the most popular destination for the visit after the race was Okinawa (20 %), more than 700 miles from the circle.

The Grand Prize race in Singapore, which lasted for a week, has evolved to a week -long event for many international leaders and business travelers to commercial forums scheduled for the race, such as Crypto Conference Tokeen2049 and The summit of the Milkin Asia Institute.

Travelers from North America and Europe combined are about a quarter of the expatriates before this year’s race in Singapore, and they tend to reach early and stay longer than those coming from Asia, according to Suujran data.

Australians still have the largest share of the flights received; However, expatriates from South Korea and China have increased this year, stormed the top five, and overlooked the United Kingdom.

The 2025 race also attracts more families, an increase of 6.6 % from last year, while individual travelers decreased by 8 %, indicating the increase in entertainment travelers who attended the race.

“This means that the residencies will be extended,” said Lagar at the National University of Singapore. “This is great for the economy of Singapore … (and) the economy of the region.”

A separate survey on Hilton published on Thursday found that about 40 % of travelers in Asia and the Pacific are planning to reserve an international journey to attend a sporting or musical event, led by 59 % of respondents in China and 57 % in India.

“The results are strengthening a broader shift to consumers, as customers are increasingly given spending on experiments on material goods,” said Ben George, the first vice president and commercial manager in Asia and the Pacific, Hilton.

The survey, which included a poll of 5,000 respondents from China, India, Japan, Australia and Singapore, revealed that travelers spend more money And loyalty points He said that experiences in these events, such as meetings with drivers and tours behind the scenes.

George said that Hilton members spent more than 9 million loyalty points on six experiences in the Grand Prix in Singapore this year, which “was 23 % increase compared to last year – the highest total so far for this race.”