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Singapore Grand Prix:
Singapore Street Circuit Insider’s Tour

This training session has been approved by Singapore Grand Prix as a LEARN under STB's LEARN+DO licence renewal framework for Tourist Guides

Training Fee Per Session

$50 for STGS or AREU members
$60 for non-members of STGS or AREU
$60 for members of the public (limited time promotional rate)

Training Session Duration

2 hours

Training Session Language(s)

English

Upcoming Sessions

Monday, 31 August 2026, 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM [English]
Wednesday, 2 September 2026, 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM [English]

LEARN Activity Bucket

B - Site-Specific Training

LEARN Category

1 - Content Knowledge

Training Venue

Marina Bay Street Circuit (Marina Bay, 1 Republic Blvd, Singapore 038975)

Additional Information

Upon completion of the course, a Statement of Attendance (SOA) will be issued to you

Learning Outcomes

  1. Understand the scale and complexity of the Singapore Grand Prix

  2. Recognise opportunities for deeper guiding

  3. Interpret the Singapore Grand Prix as a story about the city

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About the Trainers

Eiktha Khemlani

Licensed Tourist Guide &
ACLP-Certified Adult Trainer

Eiktha Khemlani is the founder of VegThisCity and TourThisCity, designing immersive experiences that help people see Singapore through fresh perspectives.

She spent more than a decade leading international media relations and grassroots events for the Singapore Grand Prix, working directly alongside F1 teams, international media, government agencies and event partners.

May Hui

Licensed Tourist Guide &
ACTA-Certified Adult Trainer

May Hui is a veteran Singapore tourist guide, trainer and heritage storyteller with over 40 years of experience engaging local and international audiences.

During race week, she served on the Pit Grandstand operations team, managing frontline personnel across the circuit's largest grandstand to ensure thousands of spectators stayed safe, guided, and well looked after.