Taiwan has unveiled a new tourism strategy centered on “Sustainable X Digital” transformation, aiming to enhance visitor experiences while preserving the island’s natural and cultural heritage and aligning with Taiwan’s 2030 vision for sustainable tourism development.
The plan focuses on balancing tourism growth with environmental protection. Key elements include:
– Real-time crowd control and eco-friendly transport options at popular scenic spots.
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– Controlled access to protected areas such as Turtle Island.
– A ban on single-use amenities in hotels by 2025.
– Government support for eco-certifications in the hospitality industry.
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– Improvements to public transportation, including the Taiwan Tourist Shuttle.
– Training and incentives for travel agencies to adopt sustainable practices.
Taiwan is also emphasizing community-based tourism, aiming to keep a larger share of tourism revenue within local communities and supporting their growth, while offering visitors authentic cultural experiences.
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The Taiwan Tourism Administration plans to promote the new strategy through international tourism shows, events and digital marketing efforts.
Editor’s Note: This article was generated by AI, based on a press release distributed by the Taiwan Tourism Administration. It has been fact-checked and reviewed by a TravelAge West editor.
