Summer Travel Exhibition Series / Win Scratch-and-Win Air Tickets to Travel the World Every Day!

By MOOK Scenic Spots Home Travel Life Network, reported and compiled by Li Mei?

 

The largest international travel exhibition of summer 2013—Taipei International Travel Fair willbeheld from May 24 to May 27 at Taipei World Trade Center Hall 1. Major well-known travel agencies in Taiwan, overseas tourism bureaus stationed in Taiwan, airlines, county and city governments, and others have been specially invited to participate. Focusing on popular travel destinations for Taiwanese, it recommends premium package tours and affordable travel promotions. This exhibition brings together over 500 renowned exhibitors with more than 1,100 booths.;A series of unprecedentedly attractive promotional activities will be held during the exhibition period, including Hito products at shocking prices, lucky draws, venue-only ultra-low prices, and other exclusive special events.

The largest travel exhibition of summer 2013—"Taipei International Travel Fair"—features a grand scale and numerous discounts. (Photo provided by the Tourism Bureau, Ministry of Transportation and Communications)

The 2013 Taipei International Travel Fair features five major exhibition zones: the Overseas Travel Zone, Brand Hotel Zone, Fun Taiwan Zone, Cross-Strait Tourism Zone, and Tourism Specialty Zone, and offers multiple great value promotions. The event will feature an unprecedented lineup, including the Korean Tourism Organization’s “Alive,” which has received rave reviews in Korea, as well as “Graffiti Hero,” a graffiti dynamic art performance beyond imagination, guaranteed to thrill you. There will also be meet-and-greet sessions with “943,” author of “Travel the World for 100,000 Yen,” travel enthusiast, and “Ah Song,” the voice actor for the variety show “Foodie Tour.” Reserve your visit on the official website before May 23 and receive additional afternoon tea upon arrival at the venue. You can exchange your ticket for gifts at the gift booth—great food, drinks, and takeaways await.

 

This year, the “Travel the World Scratch-and-Win” is introduced for the first time. All ticket holders can immediately claim a scratch card at the event gift booth, featuring air tickets to all five continents and W Hotel stay vouchers given away on the spot. This gives the public a chance to fulfill their dream of traveling the world, with air tickets being given away immediately. In addition to scratch-and-win prizes, hundreds of various awards such as grand air ticket prizes, local specialties, accommodation vouchers, and travel accessories will be generously drawn every day at 5 PM during the exhibition period (5:50 PM on May 27).

 

At 12 PM on the opening day of the travel fair, May 24, those who go to the designated queuing area—the event’s “Exit 13”—with pre-sale tickets and pre-registration on the official website can participate in the “500 Lucky Bags Given Away Generously!” promotion, where air tickets, accommodation vouchers, and local specialties are up for grabs. The grand prize includes a round-trip air ticket between Taipei and Hong Kong or Macau, or a round-trip air ticket between Taipei and Japan. Everyone gets a valuable reward—limited quantity, while stocks last. For more discount details and event registration, please visit the official website www.tte.tw.

 

 

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