Taiwan tourism news 結果共168筆

Taiwan’s Tourism Administration plans to resume cross-strait group tourism, emphasizing bilateral reciprocity and safety. Officials urge China to expedite talks.

Taiwan Railway Corp. launches new routes for the ＂Haifeng＂ and ＂Shanlan＂ trains in April, offering scenic journeys and gourmet experiences. Tickets on sale in March.

Shoushan Zoo in Kaohsiung celebrated the birthdays of black bears Bobby and Hei Pi with music and festivities. The event highlighted wildlife conservation efforts.

Taiwan and Italy signed an air transport agreement to boost flights, adding Venice as a destination. Weekly passenger flights rise from seven to 19, enhancing travel and trade.

The World Masters Games 2025 in Taipei and New Taipei City will host 25,000 athletes, surpassing past events. Notable participants and centenarian athletes will compete.

Tainan Mayor Huang Wei-che announced the 2025 Asia Pacific Orchid Island and Taiwan International Orchid Show aims to attract 350,000 visitors. The event, from March 8-23, will feature orchids, fashion, and immersive experiences. Women enjoy free entry on March 8.

The Taiwan Visitors Association announced the 2025 Taipei International Travel Fair will be held Nov. 7-10 at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center. Online registration is open.

The Taiwan High Court ruled that the Tourism Bureau and New Taipei City Government must pay NT$21 million to families affected by the 2015 Formosa Fun Coast explosion due to negligence.

President Lai Ching-te praised the Taiwan Lantern Festival in Taoyuan for showcasing government cooperation. The event features AI-driven displays and runs until Feb. 23.

The Tourism Administration launches four Taiwan Tour Bus packages for the Taiwan Lantern Festival in Taoyuan, running until Feb. 23. Enjoy over 300 lanterns, tech displays, and sustainable features.

Taiwan’s DPP urges China to resume cross-strait tourism talks, emphasizing agreements between tourism associations. Tensions rise over rejected festival visit.

The Tourism Administration launches four Taiwan Tour Bus packages for the Taiwan Lantern Festival in Taoyuan, running until Feb. 23. Enjoy over 300 lanterns, tech displays, and sustainable features.

Temperatures at Taipingshan in Yilan dropped to -3°C, attracting visitors to the snowy landscape. Roads remain open, but officials may enforce traffic controls.

Ma Ying-jeou Foundation urges President Lai to reopen cross-strait tourism, highlighting the need to revive Taiwan’s tourism sector and ease tensions.

Palau’s Minister of State Gustav Aitaro signed an MOU with Taiwan to enhance green energy infrastructure. The agreement includes solar panel tech and carbon trading.

Taitung County’s tourism thrived during the Lunar New Year, with Brown Boulevard attracting over 38,800 visitors. Hot springs and music venues also saw high attendance.

Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council urges pre-announcement talks between tourism associations amid China’s plans to resume group tours to Taiwan.

Taiwan’s tourism industry prepares for a surge in visitors from China as Shanghai plans post-Lunar New Year tours. This marks the largest group since the pandemic.

Taiwan’s former President Ma Ying-jeou praises China’s move to resume group tours to Taiwan, urging the government to lift travel bans and restore direct flights.

China plans to resume group tours to Taiwan, boosting tourism stocks by 3.5%. Key players like Lion Travel and Phoenix Tours saw significant gains. Learn more.

China plans to resume group tours to Taiwan from Fujian and Shanghai, boosting cross-strait exchanges. Tourism stocks surge as businesses prepare for increased visitors.

Japan set a new record for foreign visitors in 2024 with 36.87 million tourists, led by South Korea, China, and Taiwan. The yen’s low value boosted tourism.

Taiwan’s Tourism Administration and TRA launch the ＂Smile Champion Train＂ to celebrate the Premier12 victory. The train runs Jan. 15-30, connecting Keelung and Chiayi.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Environment allows hotels to offer larger shampoo containers despite a ban on disposable amenities. The policy aims to reduce plastic waste.

China’s Taiwan Affairs Office expresses optimism for increased travel from Shanghai to Taiwan, urging the DPP to remove barriers. Shanghai plans to promote group tours.