There’s a new way to travel domestically. Both local and international travelers can enjoy the innovative experience of “Taiwan Sightseeing Taxis,” eliminating transportation worries while saving time and money. Eight major cities across Taiwan have planned tourist routes, with trip durations available in 4, 6, 8, or 10 hours. Pricing is based on the vehicle, accommodating up to four passengers, and costs between NT$2,500 and NT$5,500. Let our carefully selected drivers take you on a tour of Taiwan!
Renting a yellow cab to tour Taiwan is convenient and time-saving.
“Taiwan Sightseeing Taxis” overcome the drawbacks of traditional “bus tour groups” that offer only a cursory glance, as well as the time-consuming and exhausting nature of “self-driving tours.” Travelers can be picked up from high-speed rail or train stations and taken to various destinations by “Taiwan Sightseeing Taxis,” allowing for easy exploration of local scenic spots and delicacies. Currently, 36 routes are planned, covering eight major cities: Taipei, Taoyuan, Hsinchu, Taichung, Chiayi, Tainan, Kaohsiung, and Hualien. This will become a new benchmark for domestic travel and is expected to be the best choice for future independent travel by mainland tourists, with an anticipated 400,000 passengers within two years.
The “Taiwan Sightseeing Taxi” service launched by EasyCard Travel has carefully selected 100 drivers and partnered with Taiwan Taxi, DAAI Taxi, and local fleets. Vehicles must be 2000cc or above, in excellent and clean condition, with drivers having at least five years of experience and no accident records to ensure passenger safety. Drivers also receive additional training for guided tours. Foreign travelers can even pre-book drivers who speak English, Japanese, or Spanish, offering great convenience.
EasyCard Travel General Manager and carefully selected drivers.
Reservations can be made via the EasyCard Travel website, by phone, direct mobile dialing to 55678, or at urban retail locations. Service desks for “Taiwan Sightseeing Taxis” are also set up at major high-speed rail and train stations, ensuring the convenience of spontaneous travel. Book before January 31, 2011, to enjoy any 4-hour route (originally NT$2,500) at a promotional price starting from just NT$1,998.
EasyCard Travel “Taiwan Sightseeing Taxi”: http://www.eztravel.com.tw/event/taxi/index.html
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