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In recent years, Shandong has become quite popular among Taiwanese travelers, with its capital city Jinan emerging as one of the must-visit destinations in the province. This year, the Jinan Tourism Bureau has partnered with multiple airlines and travel agencies to promote travel packages, giving consumers the chance to win monthly prizes such as gift vouchers, flight tickets, plush toys, and accommodation coupons.
In recent years, Shandong has become quite popular among Taiwanese travelers, with its capital city Jinan emerging as one of the must-visit destinations in the province. This year, the Jinan Tourism Bureau has partnered with multiple airlines and travel agencies to promote travel packages, giving consumers the chance to win monthly prizes such as gift vouchers, flight tickets, plush toys, and accommodation coupons.
Jinan’s famous Red Leaf Valley Ecological and Cultural Tourism Area. (Photo provided by Jinan Tourism Bureau)
Zhang Tao, Deputy Inspector of the Jinan Tourism Bureau, stated that the “Go to Jinan Season 2” event held in Taiwan last year successfully attracted tens of thousands of travelers to Jinan within just over three months. To maintain the momentum, this year’s “Go to Jinan Season 3” event will be held on the 27th at the outdoor plaza of Taipei’s Miramar Department Store, featuring a “Go to Jinan Family Party – Let’s All Go Together!” event. The event will include a search for Jinan’s mascot “Quan Zai,” along with photo challenges and prize giveaways, aiming to spark interest among families traveling to Jinan.
Jinan’s famous Wulongtan Scenic Area. (Photo provided by Jinan Tourism Bureau)
In addition to promoting Jinan’s beauty through outdoor events, Zhang Tao also announced at the 27th event a collaboration with EVA Air, Shandong Airlines, and 32 travel agencies under the PAK alliance, including Lion Travel, Kuo Kuang, and Southeast Travel. Together, they are launching selected Jinan travel packages such as “China Aristocracy,” “Dragon Glory in Shandong,” and “Majestic Shandong.”The lowest-priced packages start from just 19,900 NTD. Consumers who purchase a package between September 27th and December 31st this year,and complete payment and departure during the promotional period, can enter a lucky draw by providing their airline ticket numbers. Monthly prizes include NT$50,000 gift vouchers, round-trip flights to Shandong, Jinan Quan Zai plush toys, and coupons for well-known accommodations!
Jinan’s famous Lingyan Temple Song Dynasty clay sculptures. (Photo provided by Jinan Tourism Bureau)
Jinan’s famous Lingyan Biji Pagoda. (Photo provided by Jinan Tourism Bureau)
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Shandong has long been the birthplace of Qi-Lu culture and is known as the Land of Etiquette. Its capital, Jinan, famed as the “City of Springs,” is a must-visit destination for tourists from home and abroad. Celebrated by the Poet Sage Du Fu for its abundance of scholars, Jinan is also the hometown of the female poet Li Qingzhao and the poetic master Xin Qiji. The area boasts the picturesque scenery described in “Old Man Travel Notes” as “a spring in every household, willows hanging at every door.” With historical landmarks such as Baotu Spring, Daming Lake, Wulongtan, Black Tiger Spring, and the city moat,
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