Discover the charm of Taiwan year-round! From July 12th to 14th, the Taiwan Tourism Administration will be at the Travel Madness Expo (TME) to showcase “TAIWAN— Waves of Wonder.”
Filipino actress Gabbi Garcia, Taiwan tourism ambassador, along with her model boyfriend Khalil Ramos, and million-follower influencer Angel Dei, will share their Taiwan travel experiences and the delights of Taiwanese cuisine at the Taiwan Pavilion.
Attendees can enjoy performances fusing Taiwan’s traditional “Jia Jiang” culture with street dance, indulge in bubble tea tasting, and participate in activities like rush weaving, screen printing, traditional silk fan painting, and crafting Taiwanese lanterns. With Taiwan offering 14-day visa-free entry, visitors also have a chance to join the “Taiwan the Lucky Land” lottery for a shot at winning NTD 5,000. Visit the Taiwan Pavilion at the Philippines travel expo for more exciting offers.
The Taiwan Tourism Administration has assembled a delegation of 47 representatives from 27 units, including local governments, associations, travel agencies, and theme park operators, for the Travel Madness Expo. The Taiwan Pavilion, centered on the globally adored bubble tea, features a design resembling a giant bubble tea cup adorned with urban landmarks, flowers, bike paths, and natural landscapes. The pavilion highlights eco-friendly tourism, showcasing Alishan National Scenic Area’s “Railway Tourism,” inviting Filipino visitors to savor the charm of railway travel.
At the Taiwan Pavilion, guests can enjoy captivating performances and interactive games. The Hoyi Dance Group, blending traditional Taiwanese culture with street dance and technology, will present an exhilarating show combining “Fluorescent Guan Jian Shou (The chief general god)” with T-POP. Other activities include screen printing with Taiwanese-themed designs, bubble tea tasting, rush weaving, traditional silk fan painting, and a lively Taiwan travel quiz. These activities showcase Taiwan’s vibrant culture and offer hands-on creative experiences.
At the expo, purchase a Taiwan travel package on-site for a chance to receive a scratch-off lottery ticket, with the grand prize being a round-trip ticket from Manila to Taipei. Enjoy the most vibrant performances and activities with a true Taiwanese flavor at the “Taiwan Pavilion.”
To strengthen ties in the Taiwan-Philippines tourism industry, the delegation will host Taiwan Tourism Workshop events on July 16 at the Radisson Blu Hotel in Cebu and on July 17 at the SMX Convention Center in Davao. Travel agencies, airlines, and mainstream media from Taiwan and the Philippines are invited to participate in discussions. Taiwan’s Tourism Division and related Taiwanese tourism companies will introduce Taiwan’s latest tourism resources and various incentive programs. Through this exchange between Taiwanese and Filipino tourism industries, the goal is to attract more Filipino visitors to Taiwan, aiming for 10 million international tourists and further boosting Taiwan’s tourism recovery.
