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CALC Conference 2026, Singapore

Post-Conference Activities

Post-conference activities | 17 and 18 July 2026

Last updated 30 April 2026

We are organising activities after the conference: in the afternoon of 17 July, and on the morning of 18 July. Experience Singapore’s culture and history, learn more about our public agencies and interact and connect with fellow delegates in an informal setting.

17 July 2026 (afternoon)

For the afternoon of 17 July, choose one of the following tours:

Parliament House with Marina Bay Sands and Maybank building in the background on a sunny day

Parliament – guided tour

Learn about the history of Singapore’s Parliament, our parliamentary system of government, the roles and functions of Parliament, who’s who in the House and how our laws are made.

An aerial view showcases a cityscape with a prominent waterfront. The image features a large body of water in the foreground, reflecting the sky and surrounding structures. On the left, a park with unique structures and lush greenery contrasts with the modern architecture of the city. The skyline includes tall, modern buildings, with a distinctive hotel complex, the Marina Bay Sands (MBS) hotel, dominating the center, along with dome like structures by the Gardens by the Bay. The sky is a mix of blue and clouds.

HDB Hub – guided tour

More than 80% of Singapore’s population lives in public housing developed by the Housing and Development Board (HDB). Visit HDB’s headquarters at HDB Hub and its galleries, and learn about the stories and secrets behind Singapore’s public housing journey: from its role in multiculturalism to the transformation of Singapore’s urban landscape.

18 July 2026 (morning)

For the morning of 18 July, visit Gardens by the Bay or go on a food and culture tour:

An aerial view showcases a cityscape with a prominent waterfront. The image features a large body of water in the foreground, reflecting the sky and surrounding structures. On the left, a park with unique structures and lush greenery contrasts with the modern architecture of the city. The skyline includes tall, modern buildings, with a distinctive hotel complex, the Marina Bay Sands (MBS) hotel, dominating the center, along with dome like structures by the Gardens by the Bay. The sky is a mix of blue and clouds.

Gardens by the Bay – free and easy

The world-renowned Gardens by the Bay span over 100 hectares of reclaimed waterfront, and embody Singapore’s vision of being a City in a Garden. Walk or cycle at your own leisure (bicycles can be hired for a small fee), or find a quiet spot to enjoy the waterfront views. A selfie or wefie with the towering Supertrees is a sure way of showing you’ve been to Singapore.

We are providing complimentary admission to the Cloud Forest and the Flower Dome, the two iconic conservatories at the heart of the Gardens. The Cloud Forest is home to one of the world’s tallest indoor waterfalls, and the Flower Dome, the world’s largest glass greenhouse.

This overhead shot showcases a variety of Southeast Asian desserts and drinks arranged on a green surface with a red cloth. The spread includes colourful sweets on bamboo plates, a silver tray with various treats, and small bowls containing different desserts. Drinks are served in glasses, and the overall presentation is vibrant and appetising.

Guided food and culture tour

Singaporeans love food (and arguing about food). Experience the flavours of our city with guided tastings of dishes from the different cultures that call this island home, and maybe bring back a local snack or two!

This guided bus tour will take you through Chinatown, Little India and Kampong Gelam, three of Singapore's historic neighbourhoods. Highlights include tastings of various local delicacies and drinks such as Sachima (rice crackers), Tandoori Chicken and Teh Tarik (milk tea).

Signups will open soon. We look forward to sharing Singapore’s history and culture with you!

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