Tan Khoon Yong

Tan Khoon Yong (; born 1954) is a fengshui grand master from Singapore. He established Way Chinese Geomancy Centre, now Way Fengshui Group, in 1984. He has conducted numerous seminars, including an annual "Chinese Zodiac & Fengshui Seminar".

Career Tan learnt fengshui from his father and grandfather.

Tan received the Public Service Medal (PBM) in 1999 from Singapore President S.R. Nathan. In July, Tan was invited by French TV show, Echappées Belles, to elaborate on the fengshui of iconic buildings, structures, and areas (Merlion, Singapore River, CBD area, Marina Bay Sands and Mount Faber) in Singapore.

Tan holds the offices of Vice-President of the International Fengshui Association, Vice-Chairman of the Organization for Promoting Global Civilization, and Honorary Council Chairman of the Singapore Association of Writers.

Way Fengshui Group In 1984, Tan established Way Chinese Geomancy Centre. It also sell items which have been blessed by Tan for between SGD $18 to $88,000. Way Fengshui Lifestyle, the retail arm of Way Fengshui Group, typically sells 20–30 items a day, but during the period leading up to Chinese New Year they can sell up to 100 items per day. The best-selling item is a set of coloured cubes which can help enhance a person's fortune.

In July 2016, Way Fengshui Group received the 2016 Teochew Entrepreneur Award (Promising Award). In October, Way Fengshui Group was awarded the Singapore Prestige Brand Award (Heritage Category).