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Published: 2026-09-25 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — The Tourism Bureau of the Ministry of Transportation and Communications is safeguarding the safety of travelers' accommodations by appointing Axi as the spokesperson to promote the era of certified legal accommodations with "Accommodation License Number – Safe Check-in." For the first time, it has called on all legally operating accommodations across Taiwan to form the "Accommodation Certification Alliance," jointly urging consumers to develop the correct booking habits for safe stays.

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The Tourism Bureau of the Ministry of Transportation and Communications is safeguarding the safety of travelers' accommodations by appointing Axi as the spokesperson to promote the"Accommodation License Number – Safe Check-in"era of certified legal accommodations. For the first time, it has called on all legally operating accommodations across Taiwan to form the "Accommodation Certification Alliance," jointly urging consumers to develop the correct booking habits for safe stays.

To remind and educate consumers about choosing legal accommodations and the key points of correct bookings, the Tourism Bureau has joined forces with nationally licensed accommodations to establish the "Accommodation Certification Alliance," promoting the display of accommodation registration license numbers. Starting today,all legally operating accommodations must prominently display their "Accommodation License Number" on their official websites and in advertising materials.。

When choosing accommodations, consumers must remember these two tips for identifying legal ones:1. Check the license number before booking, 2. Look for the certification mark upon check-in. Taking an extra step to confirm the accommodation license number before booking ensures you can clearly choose a safe and high-quality lodging environment. Follow spokesperson Axi to learn about accommodation license numbers and safe check-ins, ensuring your travel accommodations are secure.

Spokesperson Axi invites university students nationwide to join the campaign supporting legal accommodations and compete for a chance to win a NT$10,000 sponsorship prize. In addition to producing anti-illegal rental short films, the anti-illegal rental campaign will also include campus concerts and other events. Those who wish to participate in the series of activities can search online for "Little Secret" or visit the "Taiwan Accommodation Network" (http://taiwanstay.net.tw) for more information.

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