Second-tier cities across Asia are proving more and more attractive, a trend driven by cost considerations and by delegates wanting more alternative, authentic experiences.

Incentive travel is poised for significant growth, with a new report predicting increased spending and an elevated strategic role for the sector.

When organising business events in Taiwan, the possibilities are endless, thanks to its modern infrastructure, world-class venues, diverse attractions, and renowned hospitality. Taiwan’s MICE Corridor, connecting the five major cities of Taipei, Taoyuan, Taichung, Tainan, and Kaohsiung via the efficient Taiwan High-Speed Rail, offers event planners and delegates an unparalleled opportunity to experience world-class business facilities alongside diverse cultural experiences.

Tigerair Taiwan intends to start operating flights between Taiwan and Tottori in Japan from January, reports said Saturday (Aug. 31).

As the Creative Expo Taiwan nears its end, a line about one kilometer long formed outside the venue in Tainan City Saturday (Aug. 31).

The Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA) is planning an international drone expo for Taipei in September 2025, reports said Wednesday (Aug. 28).

Starting Wednesday (Aug. 28), foreign and overseas Taiwanese students can apply for work in the hospitality industry upon graduation.

Taiwanese can now travel visa-free to The Gambia, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) announced at a press conference on Tuesday (Aug. 27).

The Tourism Administration is preparing to open its first service center for Canada in Vancouver while focusing on the business leisure market, reports said Saturday (Aug. 24).

Michelin announced the winning eateries in Taipei, Taichung, Tainan, and Kaohsiung for its 2024 Bib Gourmand awards on Tuesday (Aug. 20).