Taiwan tourism

Taiwan's government is injecting subsidies into the tourism sector, which has been heavily impacted by the coronavirus outbreak.

Pingtung is the dessert heaven of Taiwan. These spots will definitely make you hungry for some sweets!

Taiwan re-opened its Kuan Hung visa program for Vietnamese nationals this week, but the rules have been tightened following a high-profile case of missing Vietnamese tourists.

Muslim-friendly tourism initiatives have seen early successes but could use further improvement.

Regulatory crackdowns on 'illegal' hotels mean Taiwan's recent Airbnb surge may be short-lived.

A North Korean travel agency has partnered with Taiwanese proprietors to offer new travel opportunities to prospective Taiwanese visitors.

From expensive high-mountain oolong to humble roadside tea stands, Taiwan does not mess around when it comes to perfecting the art of tea.

Taiwan's Tourism Bureau should work with influencers over agencies.

Taiwan's online tourism marketing is nothing short of a disgrace.

Salt fields ran along the shoreline of southern Taiwan for more than 300 years, before they were abandoned in 2002.

How can you travel one of Taiwan's most popular tourist attractions?

What can one expect when visiting Taiwan in spring?

What can one expect when visiting Taiwan in spring?

If Taiwanese businesses want consumers’ respect, they need to earn it. Playing it cheap and chanting 'cha bu duo' has never worked, and it never will.

Joshua Samuel Brown will be heading back to Taiwan in January 2017 to begin on his fourteenth book, a hybrid travelogue/guidebook titled, 'Formosa Moon for Things Asian Press.'

'Yehliu is a perfect example of the dilemma faced by today’s geotourism industry: parks like these must make money to pay for their upkeep, yet making money can really only mean one thing: bringing in the hoards of tourists whose stomping feet may only hasten its demise.'

'I want to focus on marketing Taiwan in the right way, and create products that can really help people.'

While the direct cause of the July 19 accident in Taoyuan is still under investigation, some say that end-to-end services might be to blame.