The 2010 Taipei International Travel Fair kicks off in November, with pre-sale tickets offering discounts
The annual highlight of Taiwan’s tourism industry—the Taipei International Travel Fair—is just around the corner. Are you ready to snag some great deals? The 2010 edition is scheduled to take place from November 5 to 8 at the Taipei World Trade Center Hall 1, featuring over 1,200 booths from 60 countries and regions around the globe. It will showcase exciting travel information and itineraries from various nations, along with unbeatable discounts that are rarely seen at other times. Pre-purchase your tickets before October 29 to enjoy a 20% discount (20% off)!
The travel fair is the perfect time to grab great deals. (Photo provided by the Taiwan Tourism Bureau)
This year’s travel fair is divided into several zones: the Europe, America, Africa & Middle East Zone, the Asia-Pacific Zone, the Taiwan Zone, the Travel-Related Zone, and the Hotel/Leisure Inn Zone. Visitors can explore the latest domestic and international travel information, discover value-packed travel products, interact with travel experts, and enjoy traditional dance and music performances brought by various countries, as well as exclusive giveaways flown in from overseas and lucky draw activities. It offers a close-up glimpse of a global village, with an estimated attendance of over 200,000 visitors over the four days.
To give back to the public, from now until October 29, purchasing five or more tickets online will entitle you to a 20% discount on full-price tickets (original price: NT$200 per ticket, discounted price: NT$160 per ticket). Interested individuals are encouraged to gather a group and purchase tickets online together.
The annual travel fair always attracts a large crowd. (Photo provided by the Taiwan Tourism Bureau)
Taipei International Travel Fair official website: http://www.taipeiitf.org.tw/
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