Head to Langkawi!“Little Fatty Car Taiwan Tour” weekend fun in Taichung

▲ The “Little Fatty Car Taiwan Tour” launched by the low-cost airline arrives in Taichung this week to celebrate with everyone!(Photo provided by the operator)

Reported by Travel Center / Taipei

A well-known travel website recently announced the world’s most coveted vacation beaches, with Southeast Asian shores emerging as the top summer escape for global travelers. A renowned low-cost airline has just launched the adorable “Little Fatty Car” island-hopping Taiwan tour series, giving the public the chance to snag discounted fares and head down under to Australia to soak up stunning seascapes, and experience the refreshing climate and scenery of places like the Gold Coast and Sydney.

AirAsia kicked off its “Just Go, Love to Play” campaign in June, calling on the public to follow the Little Fatty Car on its tour around Taiwan. By accumulating points and joining the bidding, participants have the chance to win major flight prizes and explore iconic destinations such as Kuala Lumpur and Kota Kinabalu (Sabah) in Malaysia. The Little Fatty Car Taiwan tour has recently arrived in Taichung and has visited major local attractions including the Miyahara Eye Clinic, Yizhong Street, the Full Circle Theater, and the Donghai Arts Village, interacting closely with the public to share special deals and great offers.

In addition, the “Love to Play Day” super-discount event, which debuted in Taipei, will now move to central Taiwan to celebrate with fans. The event will kick off at 2 PM on August 4th at Taichung’s Dayeh Takashimaya, led by the hosts of Sanlih E-News’ “Travel King,” Ada and Lulu, who will share pro-level budget travel tips. Attendees can not only accumulate points to bid on the “Love to Play Celebrity Travel Group” and join the two hosts in October for an overseas shoot at the famous Malaysian resort island of Langkawi, but also enjoy a 20% discount on site when booking flights to popular holiday destinations such as Kuala Lumpur, Kota Kinabalu (Sabah), Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, and the Gold Coast—making it easy to enjoy the blue beauty of hot Southeast Asian and southern hemisphere beach destinations.