In Taiwan, Tourism Malaysia is merging its marketing initiations to greet greater number of Taiwanese tourists back to its coastlines and ignite their fervor once again, to discover other hidden gems in Malaysia at Taipei Tourism Expo 2023, the biggest tourism …

According to the Taiwan Tourism Bureau, the country will welcome its one millionth international visitor of the first quarter at the end of this month, which is sooner than projected. The Bureau had set a goal of attracting 820,000 international …

In a bid to help boost flagging tourist levels, Taiwanese officials are looking to offer a financial incentive of 5,000 New Taiwan dollars (about $164) per traveler or NT$20,000 ($654) for group tours. The plan is going to benefit some …

Chen Chien-jen, Taiwan’s premier disclosed on Thursday that for 2023, the plan of the government is to bring in a minimum 6 million tourists. In order to attain this target, to almost 500,000 tourists, Taiwan will be providing 5,000 New …

In an effort to strengthen its post-pandemic tourism industry and stimulate expenditure, Taiwan will provide cash or discount incentives to 500,000 tourists this year. The incentives, worth NT$5,000 ($165) each, were unveiled on Thursday as part of a NT$5.3 billion …

Yanshuei Beehive Fireworks Festival, one of the most popular lantern exhibitions will take place on February 4 and 5, 2023.

Agoda announced the winners of its coveted 14th annual Agoda Gold Circle Awards (GCA).

Businesses, especially those in tourism, are already witnessing an improvement in sales, with Taiwan welcoming return of tourists on Thursday (Oct 13), after relaxing some of the most rigorous COVID-19 border restrictions in the world. Travelers started dropping into Taoyuan …

Once thought to be the “factory of the world”, Taiwan is optimistic that its industrial tourism inventiveness will inspire some factories to keep their processes local rather than adhering to the international drift of moving to China or Southeast Asia, …

The Taiwan medical workers cease their breath in anxiety as the rate of spread of COVID-19 stabilize, the tourism and food service industries are fighting hard to stay afloat. UDN cited Travel Agent Association of the Republic of China, Taiwan …