By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
With Lunar New Year approaching, a well-known global hotel booking website has revealed the travel trends of Taiwanese travelers during the festive season. Tokyo, a perennially popular overseas destination, ranks first, while the second to fourth spots are all domestic cities: Taipei, Kaohsiung, and Taichung. All ten top destinations are in Asian countries. Aside from Japan, Bangkok and Seoul have also garnered significant attention. Whether you're looking forward to a warm winter getaway or experiencing the festive atmosphere in a snowy wonderland, the year-end is the perfect time to treat yourself and kick off the new year with a memorable trip.
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Ranking |
Destination |
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1 |
Tokyo |
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2 |
Taipei |
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3 |
Kaohsiung |
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4 |
Taichung |
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5 |
Bangkok |
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6 |
Osaka |
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7 |
Tainan |
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8 |
Okinawa |
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9 |
Kyoto |
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10 |
Seoul |
Taiwanese Travel Trends for New Year: Tokyo, Japan Is the Most Popular (Image provided by Hotels.com)
Tokyo
The rise of low-cost carriers and the continued depreciation of the Japanese yen have made nearby Japan the top travel choice for locals.
Night view of Tokyo (Photo / photo-AC)
Taipei
Located at the intersection of history and modern metropolis, Taipei boasts a diverse cultural style, making it a great destination for both hipsters and those looking to experience the charm of urban life.
Taipei Rose Boutique Hotel Shuangcheng Branch (Image provided by Hotels.com)
Kaohsiung
With the development of its harbor, Kaohsiung has become increasingly prosperous, not only establishing itself as an international landmark but also a popular spot for domestic travel and Instagram-worthy photos.
"Ocean Culture and Pop Music Center" at True Love Pier (Image provided by kimmy860521)
Taichung
Taichung’s waterfront tourism development is thriving, starting with the transformation of the Liuchuan area to create a unique urban landscape.
A popular photo spot in Taichung City’s Fazih River features large 3D letter landmarks that are highly eye-catching (Photo / Taichung City Government)
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