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2010 International Travel Fair Sneak Peek (III): Spectacular and Charming, the Korea Pavilion!
The Korea Pavilion is the country with the most significant booth growth this year. Last year there were 20 booths, but this year they’ve increased by 60% to 32, bringing Korea’s vibrant culture to the public. For performances, check out two world-class troupes—Korea’s traditional...
2010 International Travel Fair Sneak Peek (Part 2): Taipei Pavilion and Domestic Hotels with Super Deals
This year’s “Taipei Pavilion has 30 booths,” continuing the promotional theme of “Explore Taipei” and integrating with the “Taipei International Flora Expo” to create an urban garden for Taipei. It is designed around the concept of “Flowers and Colorfulness”...
Fly to Tokyo Haneda Airport, fill out a questionnaire and get a gift
The Matsuyama-Haneda Airport route will officially begin flights this week, which is great news for travelers who love visiting Japan. And those planning to use the Matsuyama-Haneda route to go to Japan soon, take note!
Eastern Screen bloggers are welcome to participate in the selection
Welcome to the Eastern Screen Bloggers’ Selection and Experience Activity！ The selection period runs from October 6 to November 10. Selected participants will be able to choose any 15 days between December 1 and December 31 to independently plan...
Selection of Chiayi Souvenirs Kicks Off
What’s your impression of Chiayi? Square crackers or chicken rice? The 2010 Chiayi County Selected Souvenir Competition officially kicked off on October 21st. Chiayi County Magistrate Chang Hua-kuan stated that the first-ever selected souvenir competition in Chiayi County...
2010 International Travel Fair Sneak Peek (Part 1): Five Highlights to Watch
The annual highlight of the travel industry—2010 Taipei International Travel Fair (Taipei ITF)—is back and better than ever this year Up！ It will be held from November 5 (Fri) to November 8 (Mon), marking the largest scale in its history. For the first time, it will truly expand...
Traveling to Japan is so convenient—tourism guidebooks available for free!
Japan is one of the most beloved travel destinations for domestic travelers, captivating people with its diverse tourist attractions including various cultures, history, food, and art. This year, the Japan Tourism Agency has specially created the “Tokyo Culture Trip Tokyo Cultural Journey” guidebook aimed at younger audiences.
A new hidden gem: an 1.8 km hiking trail with suspension bridges and stunning waterfall views
Yilan welcomes a new hidden gem — a 1.8 km natural trail located within the Jiuliaoxi Ecological Park. Winding through lush forests, this trail offers rich natural biodiversity, including verdant trees and...
Not just Papa Rich (Pang Laodie)! Brands like Iced Tea No. 50 (Wu Shi Lan) are raising prices on hand-shaken drinks
Food, drinks, entertainment, and leisure are key parts of daily consumption for many people. In addition to the price hikes of toilet paper that sparked panic buying, fluctuations in fuel prices are also a major concern. Aside from Papa Rich’s announced price increases, many hand-shaken drink brands have also...
The only cherry blossom railway in Taiwan: Top 5 cherry blossom spots in Alishan
The Alishan Cherry Blossom Season is one of Taiwan’s major cherry blossom highlights. This year, the season kicks off on March 10 and runs until April 10, spanning a full month of blooms. Here, you can not only enjoy cherry blossoms aboard a steam train, but also...
Get to Know the Hakka, 2010 Taipei County Hakka Family Expo
Taipei County is about to enter the New Taipei era, but did you know there are also many Hakka people in Taipei County? The Hakka Affairs Bureau of the Taipei County Government held the 2010 Taipei County Hakka Family Expo, providing a platform and space for learning the Hakka language...
Soak in the hot springs of Guguan for a cozy warmth
Come soak in the hot springs of Guguan. The 2010 “Guguan Hot Spring Feast” series event — “Healthy Living in Guguan ~ Fun with Hot Springs” hosted by the Shei-Pa National Scenic Area Administration under the Tourism Bureau, Ministry of Transportation and Communications, will be held from November 6 to December 4, 2010...
Skip the crowds！ Europe Online Travel Fair Kicks Off
The Taipei International Travel Fair will begin on 11/5, but with so many itineraries and travel agencies to choose from, how do you decide? The long queues and packed crowds at the event can be off-putting for many. If you can’t attend in person, why not take advantage of the “...
2010 International Travel Fair Sneak Peek (4): Discovering the Beauty of Japan
There are plenty of great deals at the Japan Pavilion this year’s travel fair—this time with the highest-ever number of Japanese exhibitors, featuring a total of 88 booths and 41 groups. The biggest highlight of the pavilion’s design is “Japan Endless Discovery: The Infinite Charms of Japan.” The event will be promoted in two main parts: 1. “WEnews invites everyone to discover the beauty of Japan,” and 2. Four themed booths: Food, Nature, Culture, and Japanese TV Drama Filming Locations.
Autumn Cycling Tour: The Merida Cup in Bagua Mountain Range Kicks Off
After the summer seaside, the most anticipated cycling event of autumn is back. The '2010 Bagua Mountain Range Merida Cup & Cycling Carnival' features the highest competition rewards and lucky draw prizes, receiving an enthusiastic response from the public...
The Silvergrass Season at Caoling Historic Trail Debuts in November
The ninth annual Silvergrass Season series of events will kick off with a "craze" along the Caoling Historic Trail from November 1 to November 30. In addition to collecting stamps at the "Yuwangkeng Hydro Park and Forest Ranger Station" to redeem gifts...
Soak in hot springs and enjoy great food for just 99 RMB
Can you soak in hot springs for just 99 RMB? The 2010 Taiwan Hot Springs & Food Carnival has gathered promotional offers from 125 businesses, especially the “99 RMB for a Great Soak, A Great Soak That Lasts” campaign. During this year’s hot spring season...
Smart robotic arms make beverages — The world’s first automated bubble tea shop in Taiwan
Taiwan’s bubble tea culture is not only widespread but also frequently features surprisingly innovative ideas. Located in Taipei’s Dongcheng District, “BaboArms” has created the world’s first automated tea beverage shop. While the tapioca pearls are handmade on-site...
The Blessing of the Sea of Japan:: Kyoto & Fukui
In the treasure trove of the Sea of Japan, an ancient and refined Japanese culture has flourished, and coastal fishing villages still exude a gentle and understated cultural charm. We’ve come to Kyoto and Fukui by the Sea of Japan to explore the past and present of the Kansai region...
2010 International Travel Fair Preview (VI): Taiwan’s Hot Spring Deals Compared
As the weather gradually cools and we enter the best season for hot spring bathing, various hot spring resorts are offering discounted tickets during the travel fair, with some as low as 70% off, helping the public stay warm and save money in the cold winter. There are many distinctive hot spring hotels across Taiwan...