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Fulfill your sky-high dreams in Japan — Peach Aviation recruits 50 flight attendants
Peach Aviation plans to recruit 50 flight attendants externally and assign them to Osaka and other locations designated by the company. In late 2015, Peach Aviation also recruited 75 overseas flight attendants from Taiwan and South Korea.
Can you ride horses in a hotel? Make a reservation in advance at this ultra-luxurious hotel in Gyeongju — with a groom accompanying you
Gyeongju is Korea’s ancient capital and a major tourist city. The well-known EASTHill Resort hotel not only offers spacious accommodation but also has its own private horse ranch where guests can experience horseback riding.
Thailand Travel Expo Opens in Chiang Mai with 4 Themes to "Smile Together"
The Thailand Travel Trade Expo has been held in Bangkok for 14 consecutive years, but the 15th edition in 2016 moved to the Chiang Mai International Exhibition and Convention Centre, taking place grandly from June 8 to 10. This year, the number of registered buyers and sellers hit a record high for the first time, focusing on four key features: eco-tourism, honeymoons, wellness, and the Twelve Hidden Gems, with the theme "Smile Together with Us."
Rich and savory pork bone broth soup rice—a must-try dish in Busan!
A local specialty of Busan, Korea—pork bone broth soup rice. This rich and refreshing soup made from pork bones is combined with several thin slices of pork or pork intestines, mixed with spicy sauce and white rice. The flavor can be adjusted to personal preference, making it a delicious and unforgettable meal.
Busan’s Pearl Necklace – the “Gwangandaegyo Bridge”! The bridge is adorned with colorful lights that are truly eye-catching.
Gwangandaegyo Bridge is the largest offshore bridge in South Korea and one of the iconic landmarks of Busan. The bridge is decorated with a variety of colorful lights, creating different atmospheres whether you admire it from the shore at night or view it from a yacht on the water.
Exclusive Report: Japan’s First “Minions-Themed Room” Lets You Take Home the Toiletry Kit and Room Key
To celebrate its 10th anniversary, Universal Port Hotel in Japan has launched Japan’s first—and limited to just 10—“Minions-Themed Room.” ETtoday EVA Air News Cloud takes you through the door in this article to uncover the yellow, adorable charm hidden inside, while also highlighting the must-see details of the room.
The vending machine craze has hit Taichung These three Taichung vending machines are all the rage
The vending machine trend has swept through the beverage industry. In addition to the many vending machines that have appeared in Tainan, Taichung has quietly sparked its own vending machine fever. Ettoday EBC has compiled a list of three popular vending machines in Taichung for all our readers. Join the queue, grab your drink quickly, and show it off on social media!
【Editorial】Embark on a Dual SPA Journey in Thailand – Indulge in Life and Pamper Yourself
In recent years, Thailand has become a popular travel destination among Taiwanese, and with the increasing number of flights from Taipei to Thailand, more people are inclined to visit. Among them, many are repeat travelers. As Taiwanese travel habits continue to evolve, many repeat visitors are seeking unique experiences rather than typical sightseeing itineraries, with “health tourism” being particularly favored.
Haikou Elementary School in Green Island Holds an “Underwater Graduation Ceremony” – Principals and Parents All Dive In
On the 22nd, Haikou Elementary School in Green Island held an “underwater graduation ceremony,” where not only did all graduates go underwater, but principals, directors, teachers, and even many parents also dove in to witness the event, making it a truly unique celebration. Then on the 24th, a two-day, one-night growth camp was held, during which students and their parents paddled canoes around the island, covering a full 28 kilometers. It was not only an unforgettable life experience for the children but also a way to preserve their innocent and free-spirited “ocean hearts,” reminding them never to forget this vast sea.
Vanilla Air to launch Taipei–Okinawa flights on Sept. 14; one-way tickets from NT$1,688 go on sale May 26
Vanilla Air, which is scheduled to begin flights between Taipei and Okinawa on Sept. 14, will start selling tickets at 13:00 on May 26, with one-way fares starting from NT$1,688 (excluding tax).
Tokyo’s “No Luggage” Tickets Hit the Market: V Air Breaks Low-Cost Airline Boundaries
China Airlines announced on May 24 that it will launch a "no luggage included" ticket option, attracting customers with low prices. Passengers can purchase additional baggage according to their needs, very similar to the purchasing model of low-cost airlines. As for whether it will follow suit, EVA Air stated: there are no plans.
“Creamy the Cat” bids farewell to Tsim Sha Tsui tonight — fans, meet him on Facebook at 10:30 PM
The beloved Hong Kong Tsim Sha Tsui “Creamy the Cat,” who hangs out at a newsstand, will see the stall close its doors for business on the evening of the 25th. At lunchtime, dozens of fans gathered around the stand to say goodbye to Creamy. It’s reported that at 10:30 PM, the Facebook fan page will livestream the event so fans can accompany him on his journey home.
Fly to see the night view! Tigerair Taiwan launches Taipei–Hakodate route on August 12
With the continued growth of low-cost carriers in Taiwan, Tigerair Taiwan is expected to launch its Taipei–Hakodate route on August 12, operating five flights per week, making it the first low-cost airline to serve Hakodate.
Tigerair Taiwan makes a blunder: Osaka poster features 'Matsumoto Castle in Nagano'
Tigerair Taiwan planned to increase flights on the Taipei–Osaka route during the summer vacation period and designed a promotional poster conveying the concept of a plane flying to Osaka Castle. However, sharp-eyed netizens spotted that the castle in the poster was actually 'Matsumoto Castle' located in Nagano—not Osaka Castle—and even the Northern Alps could be seen in the background. Netizens joked, “Buy a ticket to Osaka and get Nagano for free?”
Dessert lovers, prepare to crumble—can you bear to eat a layered cake shaped like Totoro?
Just the thought of a layered cake melts dessert lovers’ hearts—the soft, fluffy yet distinct layers always win people over. But what if that same layered cake came in the adorable form of a cartoon character? Would you still have the heart to eat it? Recently, Auntie Kathy’s Dessert Shop in Tainan posted a photo on Facebook of a Totoro-patterned layered cake, sparking heated discussion among the public. Though not officially on sale yet, it has already melted the hearts of dessert enthusiasts.
Aged in barrels—up to 20 years old | New Taipei’s first craft beer brewery opens
Cool beer is an essential part of summer fun. Carefully prepared by Taiwan Tiger Craft Brewery, New Taipei City’s first craft beer brewery opened on May 28 at the Yonghe Taipei Park in Xizhi. Freshly brewed beer was available on opening day, with hourly brewery tour services provided, along with a variety of specialty foods and lively DJ performances. To ensure the quality of the freshly brewed beer, business hours will be limited to Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. in the future.
Drinks in Tainan Know No Limits—Give “Fever Watermelon” a Shot!
In Tainan, where the weather is fantastic and the sun is shining bright, you’ll find a beverage shop every few steps. From milk tea and fruit juice to sparkling drinks, there’s something for everyone. Ranging from trendy “young meat” milk teas to vending machine-style drinks, the locals are full of creativity. Recently, the “Fever Watermelon” has made an appearance—a whole mini Shixia watermelon gets a syringe inserted, filled with milk, which is then slowly injected into the fruit. The process of giving the watermelon a shot looks hilariously kuso.
Warm-up event for the food expo: Chefs guide you to find ingredients and cook in the kitchen
The 2016 Taiwan Culinary Exhibition, now in its 25th year, will be held grandly at Taipei World Trade Center Hall 1 from August 5 to 8. Last year, after a two-year hiatus, the food expo attracted over 146,000 visitors during its four-day run. This year, the organizer, the Taiwan Visitors Association, has for the first time collaborated with major hotels and restaurants to launch the "Chef’s Guided Tour" event, allowing the public to follow chefs around Taiwan in search of premium ingredients and into their kitchens to prepare dishes.
Yilan Happiness Transfer Station Opens on the 24th – Old Train Station Transforms into a Dreamy "Jimi World"
The previously opened Yilan Happiness Transfer Station has finally officially reopened after a major renovation. This transformed old bus station holds many people’s memories — it was truly an important transportation hub many years ago!!! It used to be the starting point for travelers coming from all directions. This time, the park’s theme features characters from Jimmy Liao’s picture books *The World Doesn’t Need to Worry About Me* and *My World Is You*, with outdoor play areas featuring elephants, giraffes, and other large-scale installations that also double as art pieces. Indoors, there’s a cute black dog ball pit — come and see how it has transformed.
KAMIYA Sanuki Udon Now Available in Taipei – Grand Opening at Yuanbai Baoqing Store on May 26
The popular outlet queue favorite, KAMIYA Sanuki Udon, is making its way to Taipei. The Yuanbai Baoqing Store, located in Ximending, officially opens on May 26, offering authentic Japanese-style udon noodles starting from just NT$75.