Sensoji Temple is one of the most popular check-in spots among overseas travelers. (Image source/MOOK Publishing)
The Sheraton Taipei Hotel is favored by overseas visitors. (Image source/MOOK Publishing)
Taipei 101 is the top check-in attraction for overseas visitors. (Image source/MOOK Publishing)
| Overseas Visitors | Locals | |
| Hotels |
1. Grand Hyatt Taipei 2. W Taipei 3. Sheraton Taipei Hotel |
N/A |
| Tourist Attractions |
1. Taipei 101 2. Shilin Night Market 3. Miramar Entertainment Park |
1. Taipei 101 2. Miramar Entertainment Park 3. Huashan 1914 Creative Park |
| Private Dining |
1. Ah Chung Noodles (Ximending) 2. Jiadeli Bakery 3. Yongkang Beef Noodles |
1. Jiadeli Bakery 2. Kim Fung Braised Pork Rice 3. Lin Dongfang Beef Noodles |
| Chain Restaurants |
1. Din Tai Fung (Xinyi Road) 2. Ice Monster (Yongkang Ice) 3. Wheatfield Bakery |
1. Din Tai Fung (Xinyi Road) 2. Ice Monster (Yongkang Ice) 3. Genki Sushi (Keihe Road) |
Australia Milk Company is a Hong Kong eatery known for its steamed milk desserts. (Image source / MOOK Moleskine Publishing)
| Overseas Visitors | Locals | |
| Hotels |
1. Renaissance Harbour View Hotel Hong Kong 2. Sheraton Hong Kong Hotel & Towers 3. Royal Park Hotel |
Not Applicable |
| Tourist Attractions |
1. Ladies' Market 2. Hong Kong Disneyland 3. The Peak |
1. Ladies' Market 2. Apliu Street 3. Lan Kwai Fong |
| Private Restaurants |
1. Yat Dim Sum 2. Temple Street Spicy Crab 3. Australia Dairy Company |
1. Yat Dim Sum 2. Chan Kan Kee Dai Pai Dong 3. Tung Po Kitchen |
| Chain Restaurants |
1. Tim Ho Wan Dim Sum Specialist 2. Tsui Wah Restaurant in Causeway Bay 3. IKEA Restaurant |
1. IKEA Restaurant 2. Tim Ho Wan Dim Sum Specialist 3. Chiu Chow Restaurant |
The Khao San Road in Bangkok, a street of just under 300 meters, serves as an information hub for backpackers visiting the city. (Image source/MOOK Moleskine Publishing)
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