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Taiwan’s outbound tourism is experiencing a remarkable resurgence, with Taiwanese travelers venturing across Asia, Europe, and North America. Driven by rising affluence, a strong passport, and a desire for cultural experiences, this sector is booming. Key destinations like Japan, Thailand, and the United States benefit significantly from Taiwanese tourists’ spending. The easing of travel restrictions and tailored travel packages have further fueled this growth, making Taiwan a key player in global tourism.

The Taiwan Tourism Administration (TTA) concluded a successful multi-city roadshow in India, targeting key cities such as Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad, and Bengaluru. The roadshow aimed to promote Taiwan as a prime destination for Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions (MICE) and leisure travel for Indian tourists.

The Taiwan Tourism Administration (TTA) hosted workshops in Toronto and Vancouver to promote Taiwan’s adventurous travel opportunities for Canadian professionals. With its numerous mountain peaks, extensive cycling routes, and abundant water activities, Taiwan is an ideal destination for adventure-seekers. The workshops showcased Taiwan’s diverse offerings, including cycling, hiking, and cultural experiences.

Taiwan is showcasing its MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conventions, and Exhibitions) capabilities and incentive travel policies at IMEX Frankfurt to attract European businesses and organizations for events. The Taiwan Pavilion highlights the country’s unique food, scenic spots, and architecture, encouraging post-business leisure extensions with subsidies. Taiwan’s strategic location, advanced infrastructure, diverse culture, and economic stability make it an ideal destination for international MICE events.

Starting today, citizens of China’s Fujian province are once again permitted to visit Taiwan as part of an easing of travel restrictions announced by China’s Ministry of Culture and Tourism. This announcement comes ahead of the inauguration of William Lai, Taiwan’s President-elect, in May, a figure whom China has labeled as a separatist.