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To continue attracting international tourists to Central and Southern Taiwan, the Taiwan Tourism Administration has launched the "Buy-One-Get-One-Free High-Speed Rail Ticket for International Tourists" promotion. International tourists can enjoy the fast and convenient High-Speed Rail service, visit popular destinations in Central and Southern Taiwan, and deeply experience the beauty of Taiwan. Central and Southern Taiwan offer an impressive array of tourism resources and diverse activities. Whether it’s cultural exhibitions and performances, historical tours of ancient cities, or hiking trails through forested mountains to observe Taiwan’s unique natural ecology and landscapes, travelers are sure to find something that suits their interests and preferences.

The Taiwan Tourism Administration is once again offering international tourists holding short-term tourist visas a special promotion: when purchasing a one-way High-Speed Rail ticket for any station from Taichung and further south (including Taichung, Changhua, Yunlin, Chiayi, Tainan, and Zuoying), they can enjoy a second free ticket for the same travel segment. This allows for easy travel from Northern to Southern Taiwan.

The Taiwan Tourism Administration hopes this promotion will accelerate efforts to attract more international visitors to Taiwan, and encourage deeper exploration of central and southern Taiwan, allowing tourists to fully experience Taiwan’s natural beauty, cultural charm, and culinary delights. The event aims to offer travelers a comprehensive sensory and immersive experience. Through this initiative, the Taiwan Tourism Administration hopes not only to stimulate the development and business opportunities of the tourism industry in central and southern Taiwan, but also to leave international tourists with memorable experiences of Taiwan’s diverse beauty.

This promotion is exclusively for foreign tourists entering Taiwan on short-term visits. It does not apply to individuals residing in Taiwan for work, study, or other long-term stays. The number of promotional tickets is limited. The Tourism Administration’s overseas offices are simultaneously promoting this offer in source markets, encouraging tourists to seize this opportunity to visit Taiwan and enjoy the benefits.

Details on the promotion can be found on the event website:

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