By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Team
November 11, Singles' Day, is just around the corner. Hotel expert Hotels.com has published the top travel search rankings for singles and rolled out a variety of discounts, encouraging travelers to treat themselves to a trip.
The survey found that popular solo travel destinations among Taiwanese travelers, both domestically and internationally, are primarily urban areas with convenient transportation. Domestically, Taipei and Taichung are the top choices, while internationally, Tokyo and Osaka lead, with Hong Kong ranking fifth. In addition, the ancient city of Tainan known for its cultural creativity and cuisine, Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam with its French colonial charm, and Busan in South Korea with its abundant natural landscapes have also become recent hotspots for solo travelers.
Tainan Qigu Oyster Lake is located at the westernmost tip of Taiwan's main island and is the largest oyster lake ecological area in Taiwan. (Photo source / MOOK Editorial)
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Rank |
Destination |
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1 |
Tokyo |
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2 |
Taipei |
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3 |
Osaka |
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4 |
Hong Kong |
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5 |
Taichung |
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Rank |
Destination |
Growth Rate |
|
1 |
Tainan |
590% |
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2 |
Ho Chi Minh City |
400% |
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3 |
Busan |
330% |
From now until Singles' Day on November 11, exclusive surprises will be offered daily on the Hotels.com official website event page, including super attractive 1.1% discount prices. The highlight of the event will be the ultimate discount code on Singles' Day itself, giving singles the chance to enjoy a trip—whether meeting up with friends or going on a solo journey to find love—instead of just shopping online at home.
Taiwan ─ Tainan
Tainan, the ancient capital, boasts a rich historical and cultural background. Whether it’s street snacks seasoned by time or vibrant cultural creativity, all exude the unique charm of this historic city. Must-visit spots include the famous Blue Print Cultural and Creative District and Qigu Salt Mountain. Visitors may also want to check out the European-style Tainan Immigration Agency and the Japanese-style Yuyou Branch Office for a taste of being abroad.
Slow Tainan Gugin by Slow Travel Tainan. (Photo source / Hotels.com)
Slow Travel Tainan Gugin
This hotel, transformed from an old residence, combines Tainan motifs with European home design. Guests rave not only about its spacious reading room and exhibition spaces but also about its signature breakfast. Rates start from just NT$2,819 per night.
Wenyue Inn
Wen Yue Lodge, which officially opened in September this year, blends a stylish industrial design with the charm of Tainan. It is within walking distance to Chihkan Tower and the foodie hotspot Zhengxing Street, with nightly rates starting from just NT$2,000.
Vietnam – Ho Chi Minh City
Ho Chi Minh City is imbued with the legacy of the French colonial era, earning it the nickname “The Little Paris of the Orient.” With its fusion of Eastern and Western cultures, and a blend of modernity and tradition, the city captivates with its architecture, cuisine, and vibrant atmosphere, making it a favorite destination for both Western tourists and Asian backpackers. Food lovers can enjoy authentic Vietnamese dishes here, and are also encouraged to try French cuisine—offered at local prices less than half of what you'd pay in Europe. Treat yourself to a romantic dinner without breaking the bank.
The four-star Saigon Royal Hotel in Ho Chi Minh City starts from just NT$1,545 per night. (Image source / Hotels.com)
South Korea – Busan
As South Korea’s largest port city, Busan boasts dramatic seaside cliffs and Haeundae Beach, perfect for a day of fun in the water. Travelers can also follow in the footsteps of K-drama protagonists by visiting Gamcheon Culture Village, the filming location of numerous Korean dramas, and snapping photos in front of its colorful graffiti walls. When night falls, head to Gwangan Bridge and sit on the beach to admire the illuminated cityscape reflecting on the water—an ideal setting for a romantic getaway in search of love.
The Home Hotel in Busan starts from just NT$1,583 per night. (Image source / Hotels.com)
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