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Taiwan Eyes More than 200,000 Indonesian Tourists

By Mei Ling Tan
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Taiwan Eyes More than 200,000 Indonesian Tourists
Taiwan Eyes More than 200,000 Indonesian Tourists

Taiwan is eyeing as many as 200,000 tourists from Indonesia to visit Taiwan this year, or an increase from that in 2015, where at around 177,743 Indonesian tourists visiting Taiwan.

Taiwan Tourism Bureau Director David Tsao said that to meet the target, it has held a tourism exhibition at Grand City Surabaya Mall & Convent on 26 to 30 August, 2016.

“In 2015, tourists visiting Taiwan reached 10.439 million of them and 177,743 of them are Indonesian tourists,” he said in Surabaya.

He added that one of the attractions of Taiwan’s tourism is its landscape that is different from the sights in Southeast Asian countries.

“For example in the northern region of Taiwan precisely on the island of Li, the weather is cooler and you can find snowfall there,” he said.

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