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【Travel Fun Fact】True Bookworms Only: Singapore’s First Book Vending Machine
Step into a Hong Kong MTR carriage, and everyone’s either staring at their phones, dozing off, or—well—mostly on their phones. When was the last time you visited a newsstand to buy a newspaper or magazine? What remains today is the sight of true book lovers actually reading. What if Hong Kong had...
Latest Fanfares Deals: Hiroshima $1,990, Rome $4,590
The latest Fanfares are here！ This time the departure dates are specified for late July, while other dates range from mid-September to early October. The destinations and prices are quite attractive, and among them, the most popular options are definitely Japan [V Bao: Hiroshima $1990 (…
【Special Tour Groups】Unexpectedly amazing！Enjoy a stargazing dinner overlooking the wonders of the wilderness!
This featured tour group lasts for 9 days in total, visiting two provinces in Australia—Western Australia and the Northern Territory—featuring many uniquely crafted itineraries. Among them, Western Australia borders the azure Indian Ocean, enjoys year-round sunshine, has a mild climate, and is a...
【Can you guess where?】 A stunning bookstore so beautiful it takes your breath away
The annual book fair is here again, but for book lovers, besides the book fair, there's also the joy of visiting different bookstores in person. The bookstore introduced this time features an innovative design that resembles a flowing river—so breathtakingly beautiful, can you guess where it is?
Not only Chen Jinfu’s offshore islets — Iriomote Island, the “last hidden gem,” also boasts stunning beaches.
Located just about a 40-minute boat ride from Ishigaki Island, over 90% of Iriomote Island is covered in pristine subtropical jungle. This mysterious second-largest island in Okinawa has been dubbed the “last hidden gem of Japan” by many, and for good reason — the outdoor scenery here is exceptionally beautiful and rare. Even Chen Jinfu, the victim of the “Mom’s Mouth Case,” once purchased nearby inner and outer islets in pursuit of his dream of becoming an island owner.
The adorable dolphins at the National Museum of Marine Biology & Aquarium are a huge draw, plus there's a Russian synchronized swimming troupe
Summer vacation is approaching, and besides popular beach destinations, aquariums with cute animals are also a great choice for family trips. The National Museum of Marine Biology & Aquarium in New Taipei City has introduced new attractions for the summer, including a limited-time Russian synchronized swimming troupe, an entertaining water theater, and a special marine life exhibition. Anticipating high summer crowds, the aquarium has added extra shows to ensure you won’t miss out.
Sun Princess Makes Second Visit to Kaohsiung Port; Chen Chu to Sail to Japan to Boost Tourism
The Sun Princess, operated by Princess Cruises under the world’s largest cruise group, will make its second visit to Kaohsiung Port following last month’s stop. On the 29th, it will dock at Banana Pier, where Kaohsiung Mayor Chen Chu will lead Ocean Affairs Bureau Director Lan Chien-chang and Tourism Bureau Director Hsu Chuan-sheng on a voyage to Kobe, Japan, to promote Kaohsiung tourism.
Want to try being a flight attendant or a pilot? Aviation industry launches cabin crew and pilot experience camps
Want to experience what it’s like to fly a plane or be a flight attendant? Domestic aviation companies have launched an “Aviation Experience Camp for Cabin Crew and Pilots” in response to summer vacation, offering a three-day, two-night program across six sessions. The cabin crew experience has 144 spots available, while the pilot camp only admits 48 participants. Anyone aged 18 to 28 with an interest in the aviation industry can sign up. Online registration opens at 1 PM on June 24.
Emirates crowned world’s best airline, EVA Air ranks 12th, China Airlines drops to 50th
The international air service survey organization Skytrax announced the results of its 2013 Airline Awards at the Paris Air Show in France on the 18th. “World’s Best Airline” went to Emirates; Taiwan’s EVA Air moved up one spot to 12th, while China Airlines unexpectedly plummeted from 33rd last year to 50th.
From Coal to Cats: A Tribute to Houdong’s Black Gold Era (Part 2)
How many visitors stop here and come to understand this lonely mountain town just a little more? Wu Nianzhen once said that history, scenery, culture, and tranquility are the specialties of Houdong. With a genuine, in-depth experience, what you might take away is a faint sense of melancholy. Next time you visit Houdong, besides watching the cats, take the time to delve into the local culture and history, and discover the beauty of this simple town.
Divine creativity of nature！Wildlife reigns supreme in South Africa, the "Rainbow Nation"
Apart from being known as the "Rainbow Nation," South Africa is also hailed as the "playground of divine creativity." Not only is it culturally diverse, but it also boasts a variety of extraordinary natural landscapes where wildlife coexists and thrives in its own unique way. Even the deserts transform into vibrant fields of colorful flowers after spring rains. These breathtaking, bizarre yet harmonious landscapes make it a dream destination for adventurous travelers.
Jointly Created by Jimmy Liao and Aaron Nieh, the Yilan Children's Festival "Spins" into Summer
The highly anticipated "Yilan Children's Festival" this summer is here to kick things up a notch！This year’s theme is “Spin,” and the organizers have teamed up with design master Aaron Nieh and acclaimed illustrator Jimmy Liao to create the 18th edition of the festival, infused with artistic flair. Aaron Nieh’s large promotional vehicle also made its debut today, featuring character illustrations that serve as this year’s “mascots.”
Hidden Photographic Gems in Taiwan You Might Not Know
Visiting Taiwan is something many of you have probably done. As travel enthusiasts, you’ve likely been to quite a few places, but have you been to the beautiful spots in Taiwan that FeverTravel is about to introduce? If not, it’s time to expand your...
【Alternative Introduction】Have you ever tried going to Korea to show off your "style"?
Who says traveling to Korea is only about eating, drinking, and having fun? If you know how to play, camping in Korea can also be a great idea. Just like the SangSang Camping Area in Gyeonggi-do, South Korea, shown below—it's a stylish choice.
A Clash of Masters: Highlights from Franso’s Swiss Travel Photography Lecture
Earlier, FeverTravel invited Francis to share his expertise on equipment use, composition, and practical shooting experience when capturing Switzerland’s bright landscapes, as well as revealing the beauty of Switzerland.
【Mark定Ob】A Special Collection of Global Pink Churches – Perfect for Check-ins and Proposals!
Nine out of ten girls dream of having the perfect wedding, where they can walk down the aisle like a princess. Do any of these four ultra-dreamy pink chapels make your list?
【Photography Recommendations】A Complete Guide to South Korea’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites!
Whenever South Korea is mentioned, what comes to mind first? Shopping? Tax refunds? K-pop stars? Or perhaps dishes like kimchi, grilled meat, and fried chicken? In fact, though South Korea is a small country, it boasts numerous UNESCO World Heritage Sites scattered from north to south. While you enjoy the country’s modern culture, you might also be surprised by...
Latest Fanfares Deals: Hiroshima $1,990, Perth $3,290
The latest Fanfares are out now this period. This time, the specified departure dates are in mid-August, while other dates are in mid-October. Destinations and prices are generally decent, but the more attractive ones are Hiroshima at $1,990 (including taxes $2,200), Perth at $3,290 (including taxes $4,140)...
Money-Saving Tip: Bookmark These 3 Free Tokyo Bus Routes
The Japanese yen keeps rising, and as anyone who’s traveled to Japan knows, daily transportation can be your biggest expense.
A must-visit for couples: The “Kyoto Tanabata Festival” introduces you to new venues!
Japan holds various festivals every year, and among the most famous, the Kyoto Tanabata Festival is definitely on the list. On this romantic holiday of Tanabata, legend has it that if you write your wishes on small pieces of paper and tie them onto thin bamboo branches as decorations,...