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Travel industry joins hands to spread love: 600 underprivileged children to take a cruise and visit Taipei 101

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 101 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — As Mother’s Day approaches, the Taipei City Travel Agents Association, in collaboration with the Taipei City Government, is hosting the “Happy Taipei Love Tour” event. It invites 600 underprivileged family members to enjoy a free low-carbon one-day tour of Taipei on May 9 using public transport such as the MRT and cruise ships, allowing more people to celebrate Mother’s Day.

▲The Blue Highway offers scenic views along Taipei’s waterways (Photo / From the Blue Highway Micro Travel fan page)

Reported by Chen Ruizhong / Taipei

As Mother’s Day approaches, the Taipei City Travel Agents Association, in collaboration with the Taipei City Government, is hosting the “Happy Taipei Love Tour” event. It invites 600 underprivileged family members to enjoy a free low-carbon one-day tour of Taipei on May 9 using public transport such as the MRT and cruise ships, allowing more people to celebrate Mother’s Day.

In recent years, the Taipei City Government has actively promoted BMW tours (Bus, Bike, Metro, Walk) using buses, bicycles, MRT, and walking. This meaningful Love Tour event, with the assistance of 200 volunteers, arranges for participants to use a one-day MRT pass to travel to Tamsui, experience a cruise on the Blue Highway, enjoy a street-closed luncheon for seniors in Ningxia Night Market, and in the afternoon, visit the Taipei 101 Observatory to take in the city views.

The organizers noted that this route allows participants to experience many highlights of Taipei without using tour buses. Instead, they travel on foot and via the MRT, making it more eco-friendly and energy-saving. Beyond this event, it also serves as an ideal one-day itinerary for anyone planning to explore Taipei.

▲The Taipei City Government and local travel operators have jointly planned the “Happy Taipei Love Tour” for underprivileged families. (Photo / By Reporter Chen Ruizhong)

Chairman of the Taipei City Travel Agents AssociationXu [Name unclear due to encoding] stated that the association holds the Taipei International Tourism Expo every May and allocates part of its profits to charitable causes. This year, the event has been expanded for the first time in hopes of helping more underprivileged families in need.

Deputy Mayor of TaipeiChou Li-fangadded that Taipei has been ranked by a U.S. news website as one of the 53 must-visit cities in the world. Taipei offers more than just Taipei 101 and night markets — it also has “love and care.” She hopes this event will help spread that love further and become an unforgettable memory for the children.

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