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Taiwan’s Tourism Bureau hosted a Stockholm event to boost Nordic travel ties. Attendees explored Taiwan’s culture through performances, workshops, and gifts.

Taiwan’s Tourism Bureau showcased its MICE industry at ITB Asia in Singapore on Oct. 15. The Taiwan Pavilion, themed ＂Waves of Wonder,＂ highlighted cultural performances and travel resources, aiming to boost Taiwan’s global influence.

The National Development Council approved Taiwan’s ＂Tourism 2030＂ plan, aiming for NT$1 trillion in tourism output by 2030. The initiative focuses on sustainability, digital innovation, and regional development.

YouTuber duo fined NT$40,000 for releasing sky lanterns on Pingxi Old Street railway, highlighting legal risks. Local businesses fear impact on tourism.

Taiwan’s Tourism Administration aims for 10 million visitors in 2024, with a 10% increase in arrivals so far. New attractions and themed tourism are key strategies.

Explore Taiwan’s diverse tourism at the Summer Travel Expo in Taipei, July 18-21. Discover travel packages, cultural exhibits, and exclusive transport deals.

Taiwan eases rules for foreign interns in hospitality to address a labor shortage, allowing students in sports, leisure, management, Chinese, or English to apply.

Taiwan plans to open its hospitality sector to foreign workers to address a labor shortage. The initiative, agreed upon by the Tourism Administration and Ministry of Labor, aims to fill 8,000 vacancies.

Transportation Minister Chen Shih-kai discusses the New Taiwan dollar’s impact on tourism, noting potential long-term effects. The Tourism Administration will monitor trends.

Miaoli County Magistrate Chung Tung-chin leads a delegation to Sichuan, China, to explore agriculture, water resources, and cultural tourism. The visit includes UNESCO sites like the Dujiangyan Irrigation System and Chengdu Panda Base, aiming to enhance Miaoli’s tourism industry.

Taiwan’s transportation minister remains hopeful for 10 million visitors in 2023 despite U.S. tariffs. Tourism growth and economic impacts are under review.

Taiwan’s envoy Li Ya-ping visits Eilat to discuss sustainable environment, tourism, and smart city collaborations with Mayor Eli Lankri. Taiwan aims to deepen city diplomacy and expand cooperation with Israel.

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.

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.

The Ministry of Labor reports a drop in unpaid leave, with 257 firms and 4,474 employees affected. Key industries show recovery, aided by tourism subsidies.

Taiwan’s international visitor numbers lag behind 2019 levels, despite a rise from last year. Officials discuss tourism recovery strategies amid regional comparisons.

Palau President Surangel Whipps Jr. reaffirms strong ties with Taiwan, invites President Lai to his inauguration, and addresses China’s tourism pressure.

Discover how Taiwan’s booming travel sector contrasts with its hospitality industry’s labor shortage, as Minister Chen Shih-kai discusses solutions and aims for 10 million visitors.

Discover how Hualien aims to revive tourism with a new hotel discount plan following natural disasters. Officials discuss support measures and challenges facing the industry.

Discover how Rock Hsu, acting chairman of the Straits Exchange Foundation, emphasizes cross-strait business cooperation at a forum in Taipei to boost Taiwan’s global industry competitiveness.

Discover how Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te’s visit to Kinmen for the 66th anniversary of the August 23 Artillery Battle could influence cross-strait relations and Kinmen’s tourism. Learn about the anticipation surrounding his actions and potential statements.

Explore how Kinmen County Council Speaker Hung Yun-tien and KMT legislator Chen Yu-chen aim to boost cross-strait tourism by leading a delegation to Beijing on Aug. 21. They plan to discuss reopening tourism and propose initiatives to strengthen ties.