Uni Air Launches "Slow Travel in Eastern Taiwan" Package: Round-Trip Flights & Accommodation for Just Over NT$4,000

▲ Taitung’s Dong Men Church is Asia’s first exposed-concrete building. (Photo / Reporter Xu Wenbin)

Reported and photographed by Cai Wenjun / Taitung

As spring transitions into summer, Uni Air unveils its new "Slow Travel in Eastern Taiwan 'FUN Journey'" package, guiding travelers through Taitung’s century-old structures to explore local heritage and architecture, cycling along the Pacific shoreline, and experiencing a fresh take on seafood cuisine that lives in harmony with the ocean—delivering a distinctive and relaxing trip to eastern Taiwan.The three-day, two-night package includes round-trip flights, one night each in eastern and central Taiwan, plus 56 hours of car rental, starting at NT$3,999 per person with a National Travel Card.

▲ Gaya Resort’s FISH BAR in Qixingtan lets visitors experience the life of local fishermen. (Photo / Reporter Cai Wenjun)

This journey traces a route from historic structures—the Hole-in-the-Wall Buildings and Dong Men Church—to the Guoben Farm, offering travelers deeper insights into Taitung’s cultural and architectural legacy. Eastern Taiwan boasts rich marine ecosystems, and local operator "FISH BAR" centers on sustainable seafood and ocean conservation. Through its tidal experience, visitors can explore Qixingtan’s offshore fisheries, engage directly with fishing life, and gain a more profound understanding of both fishing culture and sustainable seafood practices.

▲ Uni Air Deputy General Manager Chang Chun-hui. (Photo / Reporter Cai Wenjun)

Chang Chun-hui, Deputy General Manager of Uni Air, stated that eastern Taiwan is blessed with breathtaking natural landscapes as well as diverse cultural and architectural scenery. Through this new travel experience, the airline hopes to attract more visitors to explore the region.

▲ Taitung County Government Tourism Department Deputy Director Wang Guozheng. (Photo / Reporter Cai Wenjun)

Wang Guozheng, Deputy Director of the Taitung County Government Tourism Department, noted that Taitung’s tourism industry has flourished in recent years, with a strong emphasis on promoting domestic travel. This year, through a collaboration between Uni Air and GAYA Resort, the area offers a fresh and distinctive appeal. For instance, GAYA Resort’s rooftop provides stunning panoramic views of eastern Taiwan. Additionally, offering varied entry and exit points across Taitung and Hualien creates new opportunities—even for travelers arriving via Hong Kong charter flights to Hualien, Taitung serves as an excellent alternative destination.

▲ Left to right: Uni Air Deputy General Manager Chang Chun-hui, Taitung County Government Tourism Department Deputy Director Wang Guozheng, Eastern Coastal National Scenic Area Administration Recreation Section Chief Chiu Tzu-ya, GAYA Resort CEO Chiang Chun-lin, and EVA Airways Domestic Travel Senior Manager Wu Jian-xing. (Photo / Reporter Cai Wenjun)

Uni Air has once again partnered with the Eastern Coastal National Scenic Area Administration, Taitung County Government, and ezfly (EVA Airways’ online travel agency) to curate an exciting series of journeys highlighting Taitung’s emerging highlights and Hualien’s culinary delights. Uni Air Holidays has also collaborated with renowned Taitung accommodations such as GAYA Resort, local homestays, and car rental providers to launcha "Round-Trip Flights + One Night Each in Hualien and Taitung + 56-Hour Car Rental" package, with a minimum price of NT$4,299 per person for three days and two nights, or as low as NT$3,999 per person with a National Travel Card.Alternatively, travelers can opt for a two-day "Eastern Taiwan Highlights Tour", where a sightseeing bus takes them through the East Rift Valley and along the coastal mountains, offering a relaxing escape from urban life. For details, visitthe Uni Air Holidays official websiteor EVA Airways’ travel portal.