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Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council reports 82 Taiwanese missing or detained in China since Jan. 1, 2024, raising safety concerns. Fraud and illegal entry are key issues.

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

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

Taiwanese students, led by Hsiao Hsu-tsen, visit Beijing for a five-day exchange to foster cross-strait youth interaction. Activities include skiing and cultural tours.

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

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an regrets the absence of the Shanghai delegation at the Taipei Lantern Festival. He urges the Mainland Affairs Council to approve their visit, emphasizing the importance of tradition and cross-strait cultural exchanges.

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.

The Kinmen Marathon on Jan. 19 attracted 7,000 runners from 22 countries, marking the return of mainland Chinese athletes post-pandemic. The event boosted local businesses and highlighted cross-strait cooperation.

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.

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.

Taiwan’s transportation minister is optimistic about Chinese tourists visiting after China’s travel openness. The MOTC reviews group tour bans for balanced tourism.

China’s Taiwan Affairs Office supports group tours between Shanghai and Taiwan, reflecting shared cross-strait aspirations. The Shanghai-Taipei Forum ends with positive agreements despite challenges.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an and Shanghai Vice Mayor Hua Yuan launched the Taipei-Shanghai Twin-City Forum, fostering collaboration and dialogue despite bilateral tensions. The forum saw the signing of MOUs on smart medical care and red panda conservation, with both sides committed to open communication and cooperation.

Shanghai’s plan to resume group tours to Taiwan faces challenges as Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council and Straits Exchange Foundation remain cautious.

Vice Shanghai Mayor Hua Yuan hosted a banquet in Taipei, promoting cross-strait ties and investment. The Taipei-Shanghai City Forum highlighted cooperation and tourism.

Taiwan’s Tourism Bureau reaffirms its readiness to welcome Chinese tourists, following Shanghai’s plans to resume group tours. The bureau aims to boost cross-strait tourism.

Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council is ready for China’s plan to promote group travel from Shanghai to Taiwan. Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an supports the initiative.

Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council highlights a 7.2-fold increase in Taiwanese travelers to China over mainland visitors to Taiwan. The council blames China’s policies for hindering tourism and urges travel agents to avoid misinformation.

Taiwan’s tourism deficit is set to hit a record NT$738 billion in 2024. Experts cite Taiwan Strait tensions and limited Chinese tourism as key factors.

The Kuomintang’s National Policy Foundation critiques Taiwan’s tourism policies, stressing the need to attract Chinese tourists to boost the post-pandemic economy.

The Straits Exchange Foundation plans to boost cross-strait exchanges via Matsu, focusing on business and tourism. Officials emphasize peace and security.

China’s Ministry of Culture and Tourism hopes mainland residents can soon travel to Taiwan, urging smooth cross-strait exchanges. Fujian residents have begun traveling to Matsu and Kinmen, with a tourism peak expected during China’s National Day holiday.