The JAL “Guide to Japan” travel guide webpage has been promoting Japan’s unique charm to users browsing the JAL site from 26 countries and regions around the world since its launch on the official website in 2005. This webpage was completely revamped in March 2014, and a Traditional Chinese version specifically for Taiwan was launched in October of the same year. The webpage features in-depth and comprehensive travel information, and through its interactive design, it attracts visitors to explore various aspects of Japan. Site content is updated monthly, providing travelers with the latest information on visiting Japan.

In addition, Guide to Japan also offers other user-friendly interactive features. For example, there are carefully designed maps and event calendars based on various themes, which make it easy for our Taiwanese friends to check sightseeing spot information. The “Scrapbook” function allows you to save selected items for later viewing, and the “Suki!” (Japanese for “I like it!”) button lets you vote for your favorite spots.

To celebrate the launch of the Taiwan Traditional Chinese version of Guide to Japan, a lucky draw campaign was held from October 30 to December 26, 2014.During the campaign period, simply select your favorite five tourist spots on the Guide to Japan webpage and click the “Suki!” button to qualify for the draw. Prizes include flight tickets, iPad Air, VISA Gift Cards for shopping in Japan, and a total of 74 prizes. Everyone is welcome to join in.

 

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