Taipei Travel Fair kicks off on November 6th – Explore the fair with the app & enjoy up to 80% off on accommodations

Reported by You T-Ru / Taipei

The Taipei International Travel Fair (ITF) will be held from November 6th to 9th at the World Trade Center’s Hall 1 and Hall 3. This year, tourism bureaus from 60 countries will participate in Taiwan, with Japan having the largest booth presence at 157 booths. Other participating countries and regions include Japan & Korea, Malaysia, Thailand, the United States, Hong Kong & Macau, Singapore, Canada, Fiji, and the Czech Republic. The event also debuts as a smart tech-driven travel fair, featuring a mobile app to help guide visitors through the exhibition.


▲ 2014 Taipei International Travel Fair. (Photo / File)

Accommodation vouchers at the Taipei International Travel Fair are available at up to 80% off. The National Bun Da Hotel Group’s bundled accommodation vouchers are priced as low as NT$3,200; two vouchers for the Grand Hotel Taipei cost NT$5,000; the deluxe family room at The Milennium Mitsui Garden Hotel Taipei, originally priced at NT$26,520, is now available for NT$6,800; and popular star-rated hotel dining vouchers are also discounted every year. For Japanese shopping, the JAPANKURU booth features shopping deals from AEON Supermarket, Daimaru Department Store, Matsuzakaya, PARCO, and more.

The Taiwan Tourism Bureau stated,This year’s new exhibitors include the California Travel & Tourism Commission, Taiwan China American Express, Chih Chin Gold Union Century Hotel, Taiwan Star Hotels Association, Shenmu Valley Holidays Hotel, Flying Fish Holiday Travel Agency, and Papaplayer Travel Agency. Countries returning to the fair include Canada, Fiji, and the Czech Republic.

In addition, the fair ticket price is NT$200, with an early bird discount of NT$180 available before November 5th. With one fair ticket, visitors can access two exhibitions and three exhibition zones, plus enjoy two raffle draw opportunities. The Cross-Strait Taipei Travel Fair, which runs concurrently with the Taipei International Travel Fair, has also introduced a main stage raffle draw for the first time this year, offering more chances to win prizes for those who purchase entry tickets.