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The numerous deals, discounts and bargains from the once-a-year 2012 Taipei International Travel Fair (Taipei ITF, 台北國際旅展) are also now available with just a few mouse clicks.
2012/10/27
Opinion that matters
Taipei ITF begins with a bang!

The 2012 Taipei International Travel Fair (ITF, 台北國際旅展) begins today with a bang as thousands of visitors flow in through the entrance of Taipei World Trade Center (TWTC, 台北世貿中心) Exhibition Halls 1 and 3.
2012/10/26
Taipei ITF for dummies

The equivalent of approximately 10 percent of the entire Taipei population is expected to attend the Taipei ITF over the next three days. So how do you prepare for a jam-packed trade fair?
2012/10/26
ourism madness on sale at Travel Mart

With the buzz of 2012 Taipei International Travel Fair (Taipei ITF) reaching a fever pitch, foreign travel companies have gotten a head start by joining partnership and business deal talks with members of Taiwan's tourism industry.
2012/10/26
Taipei ITF poised for success

The 20th edition of Taipei International Travel Fair (Taipei ITF) opens today. It has been 26 years since the first installment of the popular event was held in what was then Songshan Airport.
2012/10/26
Multi-purpose fair puts Taiwan tourism on upward path

The Taipei International Travel Fair (Taipei ITF) is the largest event in the tourism industry. Not only does it generate more than NT$1 billion in sales, but it also presents a wonderful opportunity to promote Taiwan tourism.
2012/10/26
Get ready for the Taipei ITF!

The Taipei International Travel Fair (Taipei ITF, 台北國際旅展) is back, bigger and better, entering its 20th edition bringing together the greatest local and international travel opportunities.
2012/10/25
ITF the best platform to market travel destinations

The Taipei International Travel Fair (ITF) enters its 20th edition this year. Cherng Tyan Su (蘇成田), the new ITF chairman who assumed the post earlier this year, talked about the development of the ITF and offered some suggestions for both newcomers and regulars to the top travel fair in Asia in a recent interview with The China Post.
2012/10/25
Taiwan Hot Spring Fine-Cuisine Carnival kicks off

As the lower temperatures of autumn sink in, tasting local delicacies while sinking yourself into hot springs may be your best refuge from the cold.
2012/10/19
Taiwan hot springs excel in variety and quality

Since its inception in 2007, the Taiwan Hot Spring Fine-Cuisine Carnival has attracted millions of tourists from around the world to experience Taiwan's hot spring culture and taste fine cuisine prepared by local restaurants and resorts at the island's 17 hot spring districts.
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