Beyond the Cabin: Live from Siem Reap

This article is part of Singapore Airlines’ Beyond the Cabin Season 2 video series, in which cabin crew unveil experiences in their favourite destinations.

Siem Reap is a hotspot for culture thanks to world-famous archaeological sites such as Angkor Wat and Ta Prohm Temple. But the city’s cultural charms are more multifaceted than visitors might think – for instance, its thriving performing arts scene is not to be missed.

“Travellers should visit Siem Reap to draw inspiration from its vibrant performing arts. Cambodians are not just taking the time to revive and reconnect with their rich heritage, but they are also growing other contemporary arts practices,” says Singapore Airlines cabin crew member Lim Jae-Yenn. “Plus, the city hosts various festivals and performances, offering visitors a rich and immersive cultural experience.” 

Grab a front row seat and join Jae-Yenn as she discovers the best of Siem Reap’s performing arts scene.

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Dedicated to serving others – both in and out of uniform

As a Leading Stewardess with Singapore Airlines, Christine Lim has an unwavering commitment to service. Even when she’s not donning the kebaya, the 34-year-old demonstrates a strong desire to help others, regularly participating in volunteering activities to give back to the community. 

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Beyond the Cabin: The street scene in Shanghai

This article is part of Singapore Airlines’ Beyond the Cabin Season 2 video series, in which cabin crew unveil experiences in their favourite destinations.

In Shanghai, one’s gaze is inevitably drawn towards the glittering skyline, which is punctuated by famous landmarks such as the Oriental Pearl Tower and the Shanghai World Financial Center. However, many wonders can be found at ground level too, as Singapore Airlines cabin crew member Tan Ai Vee shares. 

“My favourite thing about Shanghai is its unique blend of traditional Chinese culture and modern-day cosmopolitan vibes,” Ai Vee says. “It’s a fantastic destination for fans of street culture thanks to its vibrant street art, great fashion, diverse nightlife and more.” 

Join Ai Vee as she takes us on a tour of Shanghai’s colourful streets.

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