Address: Need Venue
Taxis or ride-sharing services such as Grab or Gojek (commonly used in Singapore) can take you directly to the NTU @ One-North Executive Centre, located at 11 Slim Barracks Rise, Singapore 138664. This is a convenient and time-saving option, especially if you’re carrying luggage or traveling in a group. However, it is generally more expensive than public transport, particularly during peak hours or when surge pricing is in effect.
The nearest train station to NTU @ One-North Executive Centre, located at 11 Slim Barracks Rise, Singapore 138664, is one-north MRT Station on the Circle Line. It’s just a 3-5 minute walk from the campus. If you’re coming from Buona Vista MRT Station, which connects both the Circle Line and East–West Line, it’s only one stop away, making the campus easily accessible from various parts of Singapore
You can also take the MRT to Buona Vista Station (served by both the East–West and Circle Lines) and transfer to the Circle Line heading toward one-north MRT Station, which is just a short walk from NTU @ One-North Executive Centre at 11 Slim Barracks Rise, Singapore 138664. Alternatively, several bus services—including 91, 92, 95, 191, 196, and 200—stop near the one-north area, providing convenient access to the campus from various parts of the city.
The conference organizer does not have any arrangements with hotels, however you can find a list of hotels close to the conference Venue on the Accommodation Section of the Conference website.
You can check the Accommodation Section of the Conference website or booking.com for further options.
To find accurate and real-time weather information, check a weather forecast website or app closer to the time of your visit.
Bus stop Access: 400 m / 0.25 mi
Railway station Access: 800 m / 0.5 mi 8 min walk
Railway station Access: 3 km / 1.86 mi 40 min walk / 20 min drive
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The AREX express train takes approximately 43 minutes to Seoul Station from Terminal 1 and 51 minutes from Terminal 2. The all-stop train takes approximately 59–66 minutes, depending on the terminal.
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