Malaysia’s largest Umrah provider Andalusia enters Singapore market

Andalusia Travel & Tours, Malaysia’s largest Umrah and Hajj travel provider, has established a physical footprint in Singapore to offer pilgrimage services, community guidance, and educational programmes.

Having served more than 800,000 pilgrims since 2002, the company’s expansion aims to provide Singapore’s Muslim community with access to guidance, educational programmes, and competitively priced travel packages directly from its new local office. Introductory 12-day Umrah packages start at S$2,990 (US$2,280) per person.

As part of its entry into the market, Andalusia will offer free weekly educational classes every Sunday at its premises on Pahang Street. The firm is also introducing its Andalusia Umrah Cilik initiative for children, which includes simulated pilgrimage rituals, launching in collaboration with Iman Kindergarten.

Additionally, the brand has partnered with social service organisation PPIS to sponsor an Umrah trip for a graduate of the Rise Above Halfway House, supporting women undergoing community rehabilitation.

Saleha Rashidi, head of PPIS Rise Above Halfway House, thanked Andalusia Singapore for the sponsorship, noting that the pilgrimage would offer valuable support to a resident rebuilding her life.

“Singapore represents an important new chapter for Andalusia. After many years of serving pilgrims in Malaysia, we are proud to bring our experience and approach closer to the Muslim community here, while building a presence that responds to the needs and aspirations of Singaporeans,” said Hajah Ida Riswana, founder of Andalusia Malaysia Travel & Tours.

“Our purpose in Singapore is to make the journey towards Umrah and Hajj feel within reach for more people. That means providing greater choice and value for those ready to travel, trusted guidance for those taking their first steps, and being present in the community long before a pilgrimage begins,” added Fara Abdullah, managing director of Andalusia Singapore Travel & Tours.