Taiwan’s ‘new normal’ of MICE
Taiwan Tourism Board is now taking small steps towards establishing a new normalcy in terms of MICE
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Taiwan Tourism Bureau reactivates its online training for travel agents
Taiwan Tourism Bureau (TTB) has relaunched its programme with Online Travel Training (OTT) providing in-depth training with eight sessions to learn about the destination. The eight modules showcase Taiwan’s vibrant cities, the fascinating Asian and Aboriginal cultures, and stunning natural landscapes ranging from lofty mountain peaks to tropical beaches and magnificent gorges. The modules include
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Taiwan’s ‘Holiday for Healing’ to focus on more enriching experiences
Taiwan Tourism Bureau (TTB), in close contact with all stakeholders within Taiwan and in India, is keeping a close eye on the situation and exploring ways to recover from the situation of the crises owing to the pandemic. As safety and health of all travellers will be paramount when people start travelling again, TTB’s communication
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Taiwan sees rising growth in Indian visitorship
Taiwan is increasingly becoming the destination of choice among Indians, with a recent report revealing a year-on-year increase in tourist arrivals (+41% to 3,608) from India in February.
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Taiwan arrivals decline in first quarter
The number of international travellers visiting Taiwan declined in the first quarter of 2017. The total of 2.54 million visitors for January-March 2017 was 10% lower than the same period last year. This decline was driven by a sharp 42% drop in the number of visitors from mainland China, although the total of 659,575 cross-Strait
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Tragedy as 32 tourists die in Taiwan
Tragedy struck in Taiwan on Monday night when a tour bus crash killed at least 32 people. Channel NewsAsia reports that the bus, which was carrying 44 people including the driver and a tour guide, hit a road barrier before flipping on to its side. Thirty people were pronounced dead at the scene while two
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Taiwan sets new tourism record, despite Chinese slump
Taiwan welcomed a record number of international visitors in 2016. New data from the Taiwan Tourism Bureau reveals that a total of 10.69 million travellers visited the island last year, marking a 2.4% year-on-year increase and a new all-time-high. This came despite a sharp decline in the number of visitors from mainland China, which slumped
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Asian cruise destinations join forces to drive growth
Five Asian cruise destinations have teamed up to jointly promote and fund the growth of the industry. The newly-formed Asia Cruise Cooperation (ACC) includes tourism authorities in Hainan, Hong Kong, the Philippines, Taiwan and Xiamen. They will now work together to provide support to cruise lines wanting to develop Asian cruise products and itineraries. The
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Asia Cruise Fund expands to Hainan, Philippines
The Asia Cruise Fund, which was launched by Taiwan and Hong Kong to drive investment in the Asian cruise industry, has added two new members – the Philippines and the Chinese island province of Hainan. The Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) and Taiwan Tourism Bureau (TTB) welcomed two new members – Hainan Provincial Tourism Development
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