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2010 International Travel Fair Sneak Peek (Part 2): Taipei Pavilion and Domestic Hotels with Super Deals

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Last updated 2026-09-25 — This year’s “Taipei Pavilion has 30 booths,” continuing the promotional theme of “Explore Taipei” and integrating with the “Taipei International Flora Expo” to create an urban garden for Taipei. It is designed around the concept of “Flowers and Colorfulness”...

This year’s “Taipei Pavilion has 30 booths,” continuing the promotional theme of “Explore Taipei” and integrating with the “Taipei International Flora Expo” to create an urban garden for Taipei. It is designed around the concept of “Flowers and Colorfulness,” surrounding visitors with green, eco-friendly, and vibrant plant walls and floral arrangements, while also incorporating multimedia interactive experience devices to jointly spread the exciting news of the official opening of the Taipei Flora Expo. Meanwhile, domestic hotels are not to be outdone, selling various accommodation and meal vouchers at a loss, guaranteeing that the public will get more than their money's worth.

This year’s travel fair is expected to attract even more visitors. (Photo provided by the Taiwan Visitors Association)

On the opening day of the Taipei International Travel Fair on November 5th, the day before the Flora Expo opens, a specially designed flower bud bag by renowned designer Lin Kuo-chi will be given out to attendees. In addition, the Taipei Pavilion will also sell Flora Expo tickets and tour packages, allowing visitors to enjoy discounted Taipei city products and then easily continue on to Flora Expo attractions. There is also a limited-time spending incentive: spend over NT$3,000 that day to enter a lucky draw, with prizes including flower bud bags, Flora Expo tickets, specialty meal vouchers, and hot spring vouchers, among others.

There are various themed travel products available for exploring Taipei, including the “Flora Expo River Romance” tour package that combines the Taipei Flora Expo. The Taipei Pavilion also offers tastings of specialty dishes, with plenty of delicious food, fun activities, great deals, and discounts richly presented in the Taipei Pavilion.

Countries are all offering ultra-low prices at the travel fair, so visitors are advised to compare prices before making a purchase.

Many are also eyeing the ultra-low-priced vouchers offered by hotels across Taiwan. For example, the open-air bath at the Spring Hotel, originally priced at NT$800, is available for just NT$18 for the first 100 customers, plus a free limited-edition 【Spring Hinoki Sachet】 (100 available). The Grand Hotel Taipei offers scenic room stays for just NT$2,000 per day for the first 100 people (original price NT$9,020), while the Songhe Hall’s three-person voucher is half-price at NT$799 (original NT$1,584), and the lunch/dinner two-person voucher is NT$999 (original NT$1,936). The Regent Taipei combines its three brand hotels, offering a three-night stay originally priced at NT$37,950 for just NT$9,999 (26% of original price). The Taipei Far Eastern Shangri-La Hotel and Tainan accommodations are 34% off, while the Taipei Far Eastern buffet restaurant is offering limited-time afternoon tea for NT$349, lunch for NT$549, and dinner for NT$649.

The Lai Lai Tourism Group is offering two accommodation vouchers for NT$7,996; the Hanshin Hospitality Management Consulting, combining the Taipei Sheraton Grand Hotel and the newly opened Taipei Hanshin Elegance Hotel in Xinyi District, is offering a joint deal for a two-night double occupancy stay for NT$6,999. The Château de Chine Double Prince accommodation package for two is NT$3,999, including breakfast and dinner or Château de Chine World tickets. The Regent Group’s Regent Taipei accommodation voucher is NT$3,699, and the Kenting Regent Manor one-night-two-meals package is NT$3,600. The Landis Hotels Group offers each voucher for NT$4,100, including breakfast for two, and dining vouchers for two at 5.9% off at NT$1,300. The Litz Hotel system offers the Tainan Dayi for NT$3,000, Kenting Youhuo for NT$2,899, Luodong Jiuwu for two nights at NT$3,998, and Taipei Ambassador for two nights at NT$6,888. The Taipei Royal Hotel offers “Osmanthus Banquet ~ Unlimited À La Carte All-You-Can-Eat” with buy 10 get 1 free, at NT$455 per person; the Kaohsiung Hanshin Hotel offers single occupancy for NT$1,699. Interested customers might want to lock in a few favorite vouchers early to avoid missing out at the venue.