Now in its third consecutive year, the Tanzhong Township Scarecrow Art Festival this year adopts the theme “Bears Love Tan’s Rice Fields,” combining scarecrows and bears to kick off the event. The local government hopes to promote the region’s rice through the festival and boost the visibility of Changhua’s agricultural specialties.
Princess Cruises Gives Away "Majestic Princess Okinawa Couple Tour" at Taipei International Winter Travel Fair
The 6th "Guam International Marathon" is scheduled to take place on April 8, 2018. This important annual event in Guam, which is recognized as a Boston Marathon qualifier, offers race categories including 5 km, 10 km, half marathon, and full marathon. Coupled with China Airlines' upcoming resumption of Guam flights at the end of March next year, it will be even more convenient for travelers to visit Guam starting next year.
The 6th Guam International Marathon will officially kick off on April 8 next year!
Rows of white wooden cottages set against vast lawns, surrounded by bald cypress trees transitioning from green to red—without being told, you’d think you’ve flown abroad. It’s hard to imagine such a cinematic spot is located in the simple town of Chiayi. Every photo taken here is brimming with artistic charm.
Want to work in Japan? The destination is just one hour by flight from Taiwan, with a monthly salary of NT$45,000 to NT$69,000; not only that, the scenery is stunning, and you get nine days a year of soul-cleansing leave; plus, there’s no age limit. In recent years, aiming to tap into the Taiwanese market, local governments and private tourism operators in Okinawa, Japan, have been making frequent moves — first with the official opening of Ishigaki Island International Airport in March, followed by two resorts in the Yaeyama Islands recruiting talent across the sea in Taiwan.
Where do Taiwanese people love to travel abroad? Hotels.com, the global leader in online hotel services, revealed that in 2012 it included Taiwan in the Hotel Price Index (HPI) report for the first time. According to the latest report, Tokyo, Osaka, and Hong Kong were the top three overseas travel destinations of choice for Taiwanese travelers in 2012. In addition, thanks to the boost from the London Olympics last year, London overtook Paris and entered the top ten.
Starting now, you can enjoy cuisine made from locally grown Taiwanese coffee while flying in the air as well. Domestic airline caterers have innovated their in-flight meal offerings once again, launching a first-of-its-kind “coffee chicken” dish featuring Taiwan-grown Dongshan coffee. This allows passengers to savor fresh and delicious “local” creative dishes even at an altitude of 30,000 feet.
The 12th Taipei International Bakery & Equipment Show grandly opened on the 28th at the Nangang Exhibition Center, with this year’s theme being “Taiwan Baking, Spinning the World.” The highlight of the opening ceremony was a massive globe weighing 60 kilograms, entirely made of chocolate, centered on Taiwan to echo the exhibition’s theme. It was masterfully crafted by Mr. Li Guoyi, who won a silver medal in the pastry category of the IBA Cup World Baking Competition.
Azumino Village in Nagano Prefecture has become a popular destination in recent years, attracting many locals to admire its beautiful starry skies. According to an official Japanese survey, this place has even been ranked as Japan’s No. 1 stargazing spot. Since 2012, Nagano’s Azumino Village has hosted...
Happy Yilan Year: 360 dyed fabrics decorate the park
To welcome the New Year, EVA Air will introduce a variety of new in-flight meals and service items. The airline has also partnered with a renowned dessert bakery brand to launch new sweets, allowing passengers to enjoy a delightful afternoon tea during the flight. Additionally, new pajamas designed by the well-known fashion brand APUJAN, updated sleep amenities for Premium Economy Class, and a redesigned beverage menu created in collaboration with acclaimed design firm JL Design will all be rolled out starting in January.
The Flower Carpet Festival introduces aerial VR technology paired with 3D glasses for an immersive experience.
The "Lotte Mart" at Seoul Station in South Korea, which was originally scheduled to close on the 31st of this month, along with the Lotte Department Store in Yeongdeungpo, will now continue operations. The Lotte Group has announced that it will remain open at least until 2020.
EVA Air’s 2018 New Look Welcomes Passengers with Taiwan-Inspired Welcome Juice
Welcome the first ray of sunshine in 2018!Fulong New Year’s Day Concert Serves Energizing Breakfast
No department stores, all loyal to Taichung, and meat rice for all three meals a day — one sentence that can instantly anger people from Changhua
Xiamen tourists participate in Kinmen beach cleanup for a unique island travel experience
The grandest early spring music festival, the “2013 Kenting Spring Music Festival,” will take place from April 3 to 7 at nine outdoor and indoor venues in Hengchun, Kenting. With less than a week to go, hotels and homestays in the Hengchun area were fully booked over a month ago. Visitors hoping to make a last-minute trip to Kenting during the spring holiday may find it nearly impossible to secure accommodation, as the area is expected to be packed to capacity – even campsite reservations are fully booked.
A well-known domestic bank has partnered with a travel agency to launch an exclusive tour package: the “Century Train Siberian Luxury Journey 17 Days 16 Nights.” Covering a total distance of 11,000 kilometers—about one-third the circumference of the Earth—participants can ride one of the world’s most luxurious train routes to explore the longest railway in the world: the Trans-Siberian Railway.