Yilan County sells a NT$599 tourist passport with discounts up to NT$30,000 at 163 shops

▲ The "Flying to the Sky" installation art at Yilan's Kiwi-themed train station. (Photo provided by Yilan County Government Commerce, Industry & Tourism Division)

Tourism Center / Comprehensive Report

Yilan’s beautiful mountains and waters attract many tourists. Starting today, Yilan County is issuing its 2014 Tourist Passport, featuring 163 quality local businesses and offering special promotions. By making full use of the passport discounts, visitors can enjoy savings of up to NT$30,000. Additionally, the passport includes “Expert-Led Tours” with curated travel routes where tourism experts share their favorite hidden spots—just follow the guide to explore Yilan with ease.

▲ The 2014 Yilan “FunPass Tourist Passport” brochure. (Photo from the Yilan Tourist Passport official website)

The Yilan County Government Commerce, Industry & Tourism Division stated that the “FunPass Tourist Passport” brochure combines local cultural creativity and in-depth guided tour programs. It includes three main categories: “Flexible Free Travel,” “Selected Quality Shops,” and “Expert-Led Tours.” Each passport is priced at NT$599 and covers food, accommodation, transportation, shopping, and entertainment. The passport also comes with a NT$200 food experience voucher.

The Commerce & Tourism Division said that the tourist passports are limited to 10,000 copies nationwide. All the travel information and participating shops featured in the passport are endorsed by the county government. Visitors can enjoy Yilan at an affordable price. Pre-orders are available now at FamilyMart convenience stores, with next-day pickup. The passports will go on sale in stores starting the 24th, with a validity period until the end of January 2015 (104 year in Taiwan calendar).