The Malaysia Pavilion at the travel fair attracts visitors with beautiful models and bidding starting from 1 yuan

By Liu Jiawen, compiled and reported

The Taipei International Travel Fair opened today (the 11th). This year, Tourism Malaysia has introduced many attractive deals to draw in crowds. A daily activity features 3-day-2-night local package tours with bidding starting from just 1 yuan, including stays at Malaysia’s Resorts World Langkawi (Day Pass for two people, market price around 12,880 yuan). During the fair, the first 100 people to purchase a tour package will receive a 2,000-yuan product discount voucher, which can be used on the spot. There is also a lucky draw for flight vouchers: for every travel package purchased, two lucky winners will be drawn daily to receive a 5,000-yuan Malaysia Airlines flight voucher.

Additionally, various travel agencies are offering discounts for the second person when signing up on-site. Lianxiang Travel Agency’s “FunBangka Island 5-Day Tour” and Southeast Travel Agency’s “Malaysia Holiday – Golden Palm Resort 5-Day Tour” both provide a 5,000-yuan discount for the second person who registers on-site. Key promotions such as the “Starlight Firefly River Tour” in Kuala Lumpur and Malacca by Shuangzhi Travel Agency and Taiyuan Travel Agency, as well as the “Blue Sabah” value-packed 5-Day Tour, offer a 4,000-yuan discount for the second person registering on-site. Canxing Travel Agency is also offering its originally priced 24,900-yuan-and-up “Golden Palm Tree Sea Resort + Land & Sea Fun 5-Day Tour” with a 2,000-yuan discount for the second registrant.

In terms of stage activities, three popular female college students from a well-known variety show—Momo, Li Wen, and Lolita—will serve as pavilion hosts on November 12 and 13, interacting and playing games with visitors. The Kuala Lumpur Traditional and Cultural Arts Dance Troupe will also perform the Zapin dance, which blends Arabic and Malay cultures, as well as the popular Joget social dance, allowing visitors to experience Malaysia’s diverse culture.