On December 19, MEET TAIWAN hosted a Sustainable MICE, Taking Strides Towards Net Zero sharing event. This event showcased the significant strides Taiwan has taken in sustainability and carbon reduction efforts over the past year, achieved through guidance and incentive measures in partnership with MICE stakeholders.

The TMC works with GSTC to highlight the benefits of adopting a sustainability accreditation framework in empowering change.

AirAsia, Asia’s leading low-cost airline brand, announced today (14th) that in response to people in southern Taiwan’s love for traveling to Thailand, it will officially start selling direct flights from Kaohsiung to Bangkok. The flight will make its maiden flight on February 2, 2024, a weekly Four flights (Monday, Wednesday and Friday) will be operated, and a one-way discount price of NT$999 before tax will be launched to reward the people in southern Taiwan for their support for AirAsia.

How to unite industry stakeholders and drive positive impacts through meetings? Look to MEET TAIWAN Festival.

Taiwan demonstrates its commitment to business events by developing more world-class facilities for event organisers

U.K. pop star Ed Sheeran on Friday (Oct. 20) announced the dates for his 2024 world tour, which includes a performance in southern Taiwan's Kaohsiung City.

Taiwan has chosen the indigenous word “tulu” or “three” as the theme for the 2024 World Indigenous Travel Summit, representing culture, environment, and tourism, reports said Wednesday (Oct. 18).

Companies worldwide are invited to register as exhibitors for the Computex 2024, an annual IT expo taking place June 4-7, 2024 in Taipei.

International Congress and Convention Association (ICCA) is now providing access to data on governmental meetings. This is in addition to the current access of data on international associations and their meetings. Networking and education have been some of the benefits of joining ICCA, including generating sales leads through ICCA’s extensive Business Intelligence (BI) database.

The founder of Google Brain, Andrew Ng (吳恩達), said that now is a good time for Taiwan to invest in AI. The AI leader made the comment Wednesday (Sept. 27) when speaking at the Navigating the Future of AI forum, organized by the Taiwan Venture Capital Association (TVCA). Ng, who was named one of Time's 100 most influential people in artificial intelligence spoke at the event with Taiwan's Minister of Digital Affairs, Audrey Tang (唐鳳), reported CNA.