Skip to main content
Enabling Mark

Hospitality

Discover 6 Heritage Gems to Singapore's Past and Present

15 Jun 2025 — 6 Minute Read

A Kim Choo Kueh Chang team member standing with arms folded, smiling, in front of an ornately carved and embroidered Peranakan bridal bed display.

A trail through Singapore's living heritage

From century-old kueh recipes to a colonial-era hotel that still welcomes royalty, a handful of Singapore's most storied institutions are also Enabling Mark-accredited employers. Visiting them is as much a lesson in heritage as it is a look at what disability-inclusive hiring looks like in practice.

Craft, care and consistency

At heritage food houses, disability-inclusive hiring has meant adapting workflows so each employee's strengths carry the work — steadying quality control while giving staff real ownership over the craft. At heritage hotels, the same principle shows up in purposefully designed roles, tailored onboarding, and accessibility built into a building that's over a century old.

Why it matters beyond the visit

Every one of these stops makes the same point: preserving Singapore's past and building a more inclusive workforce can be the same project.

  • Culture
  • Workplace Accessibility