UPlay was awarded with 2 Hearts by Company of Good.

D’Resort was awarded the Tripadvisor Travelers' Choice Awards 2025, for the 2nd year running.

Wild Wild Wet won the Gold Award for “Best Outdoor Activity” on the HoneyKids Asia Love Local Awards 2025, as well as clinched Bronze in Viral Marketing at the Marketing Excellence Awards 2025.

NTUC Club clinched the Bronze for Best PR by an In-House Communications Team at Marketing Interactive’s PR Awards 2025, for the campaign ‘My Golf Kaki: Golf For All, Golf For Good’ – a year-long refresh of the vibrant golf community.

Opening of a NTUC Club Clubhouse @ Bishan, modernising the brand through family-centric concepts and enhanced local community presence.

NTUC Club recorded over 4.6 million total engagements of migrant workers in the first year of operations of the Migrant Workers’ Recreation Centres, and a year-round calendar of large-scale recreational events and community activities.

Embracing transformation, NTUC Club launched a six-month AI Campaign – ‘Discover. Learn. Transform.’, to foster a culture of continuous learning, encourage AI hands-on experimentation and build AI capability and confidence across the organisation.

Orchid Country Club was awarded the Traveller Review Awards by Booking.com for the third time since 2020.

NTUC Club and D'Resort were awarded the President's Certificate of Commendation (COVID-19).

My Golf Kaki was refreshed to build a vibrant and inclusive golf community, with more affordable and accessible golfing opportunities.

Launch of UPlay, an expanded phygital concierge of recreational activities, to engage workers through unions and companies.

Gallop Stable @ Downtown East opened to enhance staycation and family bonding experiences.

Orchid Country Club launched a new fleet of buggies with GPS and geofencing feature to enhance golfers' play experience.

Wild Wild Wet won the Gold Award for “Best Outdoor Activity for Kids in Singapore” on HoneyKids’ Love Local Awards 2021.

ECHAMP 2021, NTUC Club's inaugural Esports tournament, was held in collaboration with The Gym Esportscentre.

2,000 solar panels were installed on the rooftops of Downtown East to reduce energy consumption by 6%.

NTUC Club signed a three-year tri-party Memorandum of Understanding with Singapore Golf Association and Singapore Professional Golfers' Association to make golf accessible and affordable to workers.

Wild Wild Wet voted as “Top 5 Water Parks in Asia” on the TripAdvisor Travellers’ Choice Award 2019.

Marina Bay Golf Course won the “Best Public Golf Course in Asia Pacific” at the Asian Golf Awards for the 5th consecutive year.

Inaugural signature events, such as Songkran Music Festival in Wild Wild Wet and Countdown 2020 party in D'Marquee, revitalized Downtown East and reaffirmed its position as one of Singapore’s top entertainment venues.

Orchid Country Club and Aranda Country Club, in December 2019, joined the NTUC Club family.

Revamp of Downtown East’s E!Avenue Level 1, adding a variety of popular retail, dining and entertainment options to the iconic leisure and lifestyle destination.

Union Square clubhouse located at The Amara was relocated to Havelock II in January 2017.

Official opening of Wild Wild Wet rides, Royal Flush and Free Fall, to members and guests on 13 March 2017.

Marina Bay Golf Course won Singapore’s Best Golf Course at the World Golf Awards 2017.

Wild Wild Wet and D’Resort won Tripzilla’s Excellence Awards for Best Family Attraction and Best Family Resort.

Downtown East and D’Resort Rainforest Block won the BCA Universal Design Mark Award (Gold Plus) and BCA Green Mark Award respectively.

Brand new D’Resort welcomed its first guests on 1st July.

Downtown East was identified as a SG Heart Map place, celebrating it as a place which Singaporeans identify as ‘Home’.

NTUC Club celebrated its 25th anniversary, renewing its commitment to take care of members’ well-being through Fun.
Downtown East Refresh was unveiled to the media; the 5-year project for a major facelift at Downtown East was to begin at the end of 2012.

Marina Bay Golf Course was awarded third place for ‘Best Course in Singapore’ by Asian Golf Monthly Awards.

nEbO was integrated to become the Labour Movement’s junior membership arm.
U Bowling, a new bowling community for union bowlers was formed.

Costa Sands Resort rejuvenated its product offerings with 18 Family Suites and 184 Deluxe Plus rooms to meet the changing needs of NTUC members.
Orchid Bowl’s centres underwent a refresh for a sleek, trendy new look.
Wild Wild Wet attained S-Class certification for excellent service standards.

E!Hub, a 5-storey entertainment and leisure centre housing Orchid Bowl, eXplorerkid, a cinema and numerous F&B outlets opened at Downtown East.
eXplorerkid was expanded to become the largest indoor family playground in Singapore.
The Family Recreation FUNd was enhanced and re-introduced as the Family Recreation & Fun Carnival.
NTUC Club initiated the Union Support Scheme, a funding scheme for unions to tap on when holding activities at Club-owned facilities.
NTUC Club launched its renewed Mission and Core Values, moving beyond just being a facilities provider to building, engaging and strengthening communities

Opening of The Spa @ Aranda, the first spa by the Labour Movement.
Subsidiary Family Leisure Pte Ltd acquired three more bowling centres, bringing the number of Orchid Bowl outlets to four.
Subsidiary NCI Golf Pte Ltd opened Marina Bay Golf Course, the first public 18-hole golf course in Singapore.

Wild Wild Wet was officially opened by then NTUC Secretary-General Lim Boon Heng.
my golf kaki, a golf community, was set up to meet the needs of golfing members.

Completion of $1 million upgrading exercise at Costa Sands Resort (Sentosa). Ten dormitory-style rooms were converted to 34 superior rooms.
Union Square clubhouse was opened in Tanjong Pagar.
Completion of $30 million re-development of NTUC Pasir Ris Resort, including the construction of Escape Theme Park. NTUC Pasir Ris Resort was re-branded as NTUC Lifestyle World – Downtown East.

NTUC Club became the official organiser of Mrs Singapore Pageant 1998.

NTUC Pasir Ris Resort received its certification for ISO9002, making it the first resort in Southeast Asia to be certified.

NTUC Sentosa Beach Resort was officially opened by then NTUC Secretary-General Lim Boon Heng.
A new three-storey commercial building opened at NTUC Pasir Ris Resort to house a childcare centre, children indoor play centre and offices.
NTUC Club opened Paradigm, its first clubhouse in the Orchard Road area.
NTUC Club Investment Pte Ltd, a wholly-owned subsidiary, was incorporated to invest in lifestyle businesses, in support of Club’s mission.

NTUC Club’s second clubhouse in Jurong was officially opened by then NTUC Secretary-General Ong Teng Cheong.

NTUC Club established its first clubhouse, Club SW, in Shenton Way.