
▲ The “2014 Taiwan International Boat Show” features not only indoor displays but also several large luxury yachts parked outdoors. From the perspective of sightseeing cruise ships, these yachts are set against the backdrop of the uniquely styled Kaohsiung Exhibition Center and the 85 Sky Tower, offering a full view of the harbor scenery. (Photo / Courtesy ofKaohsiung Unbelievable Fan Page)
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The “2014 Taiwan International Boat Show,” featuring a total of 60 yachts—both indoors and outdoors—with a combined value exceeding NT$7 billion, grandly opened on the 8th at the Kaohsiung Exhibition Center. Visitors who wish to board a luxury yacht and take a peek at its lavish interiors and amenities can register on-site for a yacht tour.
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Lai Jui-long, Director of the Ocean Affairs Council, stated that the Taiwan International Boat Show has gotten off to a strong start, with pre-sale tickets alone surpassing 10,000. It is expected to attract over 30,000 visitors during the exhibition period. In addition to showcasing luxury yachts, the event currently features 13 activities such as the “Ocean Academy” to enhance marine knowledge, the “Ocean Generation Forum” to learn about maritime activities, and the “Yacht Industry Forum & Seminar” providing an international ocean perspective. These diverse programs offer visitors a new outlook on the ocean and help establish and develop a uniquely Taiwanese ocean awareness and water-friendly culture.
Meanwhile, as the 11th falls on Mother’s Day, the Kaohsiung City Government’s Ocean Affairs Bureau has partnered with the Agriculture Bureau to prepare 3,000 anthuriums to be given away on Mother’s Day. All visitors attending the exhibition on that day will receive an anthurium upon departure, hoping to convey warm blessings through the flower’s symbolism—wishing all mothers a “Happy Mother’s Day.”
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