Archive for the ‘Taiwan’ Category
Taiwan to open doors for tourists from China
By Satish G. | eTN Asia Paving way for more visitors from China, Taiwan has decided to facilitate 2000 arrivals, double of the current figure, by the end of this year. Also, there are plans to increase the number of Chinese business delegations from the mainland China to several hundred from the present 30 within [...]
August 8, 2006
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Taiwan’s Natural Wonders
For a small Asian nation that was once labeled the “island of industry,” Taiwan has a surprising amount of green space and scenic wonders. Forested mountains, with about 200 peaks higher than 9,800 feet, cover two-thirds of the island, with the remaining area consisting of highlands, coastal plains and basins. The Central Mountain Range stretches [...]
January 3, 2006
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Hot Springs and Spas Abound in Taiwan
With its rich geothermal landscape created millions of years ago, the island of Taiwan boasts more than 100 hot springs. Second only to Japan in its number of natural springs, this Asian nation has much to offer visitors seeking rest and relaxation. Back in 1896 Hirada Gengo, a Japanese businessman established Taipei’s first hot springs [...]
January 3, 2006
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Taiwan’s Taroko Gorge is one of Asia’s Scenic Wonders
Towering marble cliffs – formed millions of years ago – soar up to 3,000 feet along Taiwan’s Taroko Gorge. One of Asia’s natural wonders and the most popular scenic attraction on this island nation, the gorge – with the Liwu River rushing through it – continues for about 12 miles through deep canyons with lush [...]
December 1, 2005
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Taiwan’s Taroko Gorge is one of Asia’s Scenic Wonders
Towering marble cliffs – formed millions of years ago – soar up to 3,000 feet along Taiwan’s Taroko Gorge. One of Asia’s natural wonders and the most popular scenic attraction on this island nation, the gorge – with the Liwu River rushing through it – continues for about 12 miles through deep canyons with lush [...]
December 1, 2005
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Taiwan Announces International Youth Travel Year
To promote Taiwan as a new destination for international youth and student travelers, the country’s National Youth Commission has proclaimed 2006 as the Taiwan International Youth Travel Year.
November 22, 2005
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Taiwan Hosts Travel Fair
Taiwan will host the 2005 Taipei International Travel Fair (Taipei ITF) from November 17 to 20 and expects a record number of attendees. Representatives from more than 50 countries and regions are expected to participate in the event to be held at the Taipei World Trade Center. The Taiwan Visitors Association which is organizing the [...]
November 16, 2005
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Chinese tourism officials pay Taiwan a visit
A delegation led by a top official of China’s National Tourism Administration to Taiwan has raised hopes of opening the doors for Chinese tourists visiting the island.
November 3, 2005
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Traditional Crafts Alive in Taiwan
Ceramics, Stone Carving and Wood Carving Festivals Draw Visitors in October The Asian island nation of Taiwan keeps traditional Chinese culture alive in its adherence to the age-old artisanal ways of making crafts. Every October three towns showcase a trio of different crafts: ceramics, stone carving and wood carving.
October 18, 2005
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World’s Most Extensive Chinese Art Collection To Expand Taiwan’s National Palace Museum Celebrates 80th Birthday
Taiwan’s National Palace Museum – home to the world’s most extensive collection of Chinese art spanning 8,000 years – is celebrating its 80th birthday with a massive $21.4 million renovation. Phase one will be completed in October 2005, and when the final stage is finished in June 2006, visitors will be able to see many [...]
September 27, 2005
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