sg.telltims.com – Tim Hortons Singapore Survey

Take the TellTims Singapore Survey at sg.telltims.com, and you will be given a validation code to write in the space provided on your invitation to redeem printed on the receipt.

sg.telltims.com sURVEY Eligibility Criteria

• It is necessary to be a valid citizen of the Singapore.
• To participate in this guest survey at Tim Hortons guest surveys, the person taking part must be, at the bare minimum, 18 years old.
• Each participant is restricted to each week for entry into the Singapore telltims survey.
• The prizes for the survey have to be redeemed in full and aren’t transferable.
• It is not possible to be an employee of Tim Hortons corporate employee or an immediate relative of one.
• The validation code has to be redeemed within 30 calendar days of the date that the survey was completed.

How Do I Participate In sg.telltims.com Survey?

This is a short list of all the steps to taking the survey!

1. Visit https://sg.telltims.com/

• Enter the restaurant number, date, and time of visit.
• Click on the next button to Start the Survey.
• Answer questions all the survey questions and rate your visit honestly
• Enter your contact details (in case you are drawn as a winner)
• Submit your survey

Tim Hortons Singapore Survey Rewards

Complete the Tim Hortons Singapore survey, and you will be given a validation code to write in the space provided on your invitation to redeem printed on the receipt.

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FAQS:

What is Tim Hortons’ strategy for entering the Singapore coffee market?

Tim Hortons aims to establish itself as a “third-place in Singapore by focusing on creating a welcoming space for interaction with friends rather than directly competing with local coffee shops or model restaurants that are grab-and-go. This approach is designed to appeal to the health-conscious consumer as well as expand its presence in important areas such as in the Central Business District and tourist malls.

How is Tim Hortons adapting its menu for the Singaporean market?

The company is changing its menus to conform with the Nutri-Grade guidelines of Singapore, which will require drinks to be rated according to the amount of saturated fat and sugar from December 30th, 2023. Tim Hortons has already reduced the amount of sweetness in its drinks and is working on offering more wholesome options for its labels by working with suppliers to remove artificial ingredients.