“Win Big While Dining & Shopping!” Grand Prize Draw at the 2010 Kaohsiung Shopping & Food Festival
Summer is all about non-stop shopping and eating — and Kaohsiung is the perfect place for that. The “2010 Kaohsiung Shopping & Food Festival” will begin on the afternoon of July 31 with a concert, setting off a three-week-long event that brings the energy of Kaohsiung to life. In addition to gourmet awards and dining discounts, participants can also enter lucky draws to win big prizes such as cars and five-day trips to Phuket. Such an amazing event is definitely not to be missed.
The “2010 Kaohsiung Shopping & Food Festival” offers a wealth of grand prizes.
The opening concert starts at 4:30 PM on July 31, featuring代言人 (spokesperson) Van Fan and other artists in a four-hour non-stop performance. The “2010 Kaohsiung Shopping & Food Festival” will kick off with the “Yi Ya Food Festival” leading the way, including themed events such as “Veterans Village Gourmet Awards,” “International Cuisine Awards,” and “Traditional Food Awards,” allowing the public to sample the wide array of delicious foods available in Kaohsiung.
Participants can pick up the “Delicious Deals” discount booklet, which includes dining discounts from 220 restaurants and promotional offers from 30 hotels. Kaohsiung’s 13 department stores have also joined forces to launch a major shopping lucky draw, offering prizes worth up to NT$500,000 for a car, NT$300,000 for a high-end appliance, NT$200,000 in luxury goods, and five-day trip tickets to Phuket — definitely richer than the prizes offered throughout the year.
Closing concert “Korean Wave Fever.” Photo courtesy / Kaohsiung City Government
The grand finale closing concert “Korean Wave Fever” is also not to be missed. Featuring Korean idol groups such as Wonder Girls, 2PM, MBLAQ, JYP, and miss A performing in Taiwan, the concert will take place at the Kaohsiung Arena on August 22, bringing an unprecedented wave of Korean pop culture.
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