Information for Attendees/Visitor

If you are attending the conference Online,

Remote access link (most likely Zoom) will be sent to you by email five to ten business days prior to the meeting and on the day of the conference itself if you are attending the Conference Online remotely.

If you are coming to the Combined GIHep and Singapore Hepatology Conference in person you may find the following information useful.

If you coming to Singapore, You MAY need an Entry Visa:

Please check on  Immigration and Checkpoint Authority to determine your Visa Requirements.  If you require an Invitation Letter, please click on Singapore Visa Invitation Letter to fill in the form for the letter.

Click on the Singapore Public Health Requirements to find out the latest on the Singapore government Covid and other health regulations.

The Conferences are located at:

Address:

Grand Hyatt Singapore
10 Scotts Rd, Singapore 228211

Phone:

+65 6738 1234

Other Hotels and Accommodation

Suggested hotels and accommodation located conveniently near the Grand Hyatt Singapore or close to public transport are listed here. Please contact the hotel or use a hotel booking website to make your own bookings.

(Prices as in November 2022)
(~$130 – $150 per night range)
Hotel Mono (located in Chinatown, Singapore)
https://www.hotelmono.com/about-us

Hotel Royal at Queens
https://www.royalqueens.com.sg

Hotel G, Singapore
https://www.hotels-g.com/singapore/

YWCA Fort Canning
https://www.ywcafortcanning.org.sg/stay/classic

(~$150 – $250 per night range)
Hotel Nuve, Bugis
http://www.hotelnuve.com

Parkroyal on Kitchener Road
https://www.panpacific.com/en/hotels-and-resorts/pr-kitchener/location.html

Citadines Rochor
https://citadinesrochor.sg-singapore.com

(~$250 and above per night)
Pan Pacific Hotel
https://www.panpacific.com/en/hotels-and-resorts/pp-marina.html

Fairmont Hotel
https://www.fairmont.com/singapore/

Conrad International Hotel
https://www.hilton.com/en/hotels/sincici-conrad-centennial-singapore/

Where to eat and what to see around Singapore

Liang Seah Street Food
A pedestrian street every Friday to Sunday, 7.00pm – 12.00am. The Hotpot/Steamboat Centre of Singapore where you can order ChungQing Fish, Soups with or without Mala.
You will also find traditional Chinese desserts here.

Satay by the Bay in Gardens by the Bay
Take a walk in the lush Gardens by the Bay and when you have worked up a healthy appetite, stop by Satay by the Bay – an open-air food court offering Satay and other local cuisine in lush garden setting.

Kampung Gelam
Kampung Gelam has a history that dates back to Singapore’s colonial era, when Sir Stamford Raffles allocated the area to the Malay, Arab and Bugis communities. Since then, the area has evolved into a haunt for hip travellers and connoisseurs of culture alike. It’s also a treasure trove of good food— especially delicious Halal fare – from South East Asian to Middle Easten cuisine.

The National Gallery of Singapore
The Gallery showcases more than 8,000 pieces from Singapore and Southeast Asian modern art from the 19th century to the present day. The collection is housed within two of Singapore’s awe-inspiring national monuments – the Supreme Court Building and City Hall.

And when you need to rest, enjoy Dining in the National Gallery which include a fine variety of restaurants including Odette a 3 Michelin stars restaurant in 2019, 2021 and 2022 and consistently voted in the top 10 of Asia’s 50 Best restaurants.

Raffles Hotel
Joseph Conrad, Somerset Maugham, James A Michener, just to name a few illustrious writers who have stayed in this Grand Old Hotel. Enjoy a beer or a Gin and Tonic at the Writers’ Bar, or afternoon tea at the Grand Lobby.

Singapore Night Safari
Too much conferencing during the day? Or just too hot to walk around during the day?
Visit the Singapore Night Safari and enjoy the tram ride for a night in the Singapore wilderness. It opens at 7.30PM each evening, just the conferences finish