SINGAPORE: While Singapore will face challenges as it tries to become a sustainable tourism destination, industry players and experts are confident that it can meet such a target. Speaking to CNA, Mr Christopher Khoo, the managing director for international tourism consultancy Masterconsult Services, said the move would be the “responsible” thing to do. “I applaud Singapore's decision to embrace this whole concept of sustainability in tourism, because that’s I think not only the right way to go, it is the responsible thing to do,” he said. The move is one of the 2030 targets under the green economy - one of the five key pillars in the Singapore Green Plan unveiled earlier this year. "Ten years from now, we also expect that global tourism will have sprung back into a more vibrant sector. Tourists will have a greater interest in sustainable travel options, for example, eco-friendly hotels and attractions," said Minister for Trade and Industry Chan Chun Sing in his speech in ... » Learn More about Challenges and opportunities as Singapore targets becoming a sustainable tourism destination