By MOOK Scenic Spots Home / Compiled Report
The Tourism Bureau announces 38 travel agencies that have ceased operations. (Photo / cheriechang1217)
To protect the rights of travelers, the Tourism Bureau of the Ministry of Transportation has published the operational status of travel agencies from June 29, 2018 (107 year) to January 17, 2019 (108 year), in accordance with Article 43 of the Development of Tourism Act.
Many travel agencies offer various itineraries and promotions during peak seasons—choose carefully. (Photo / MOOK Scenic Spots Home)
II. A total of 30 agencies have applied for dissolution
Tianxiang (Taipei City), Changshen (Taipei City), Hualong (Taipei City), Taigu Hang (Taipei City), Otolie International (Taipei City), Sweet Potato Vine (Taipei City), Ouli (Taipei City), DJin (Taipei City), Hongkai (Taipei City), Wangwang International (Taipei City), Aryan (Taipei City), Didi (Taipei City), Fuhua (Taipei City), Zhipin (Taipei City), Weimei (Taipei City), Traffic World (Taipei City), Zhile (New Taipei City), Damai (New Taipei City), Love and Goodness (Taoyuan City), Renhe (Taichung City), lN De International (Taichung City), Yida Shao (Nantou County), Guoyou (Chiayi County), Jinye (Tainan City), Shengdeli (Tainan City), Quanhuang (Tainan City), Gaopeng (Tainan City), Huahao (Kaohsiung City), Shunxin (Hualien County).
When joining a tour group, it's safer to sign a travel contract with a legally licensed travel agency. During summer and winter vacation travel peak seasons, be even more cautious when selecting itineraries and travel agencies. (Photo / MOOK Scenic Spots Home)
Consumers are especially reminded that when participating in tours organized by travel agencies or purchasing international flight tickets, it is safer to sign a travel contract with a legally licensed travel agency. Before signing a contract, be sure to read the terms and itinerary details carefully and understand the agency’s operational status. When purchasing travel packages, ensure there is a clear departure or use date, and sign a standardized domestic (or international) travel contract with the agency.