A delegation of foreign broadcast and print media professionals is in Taiwan April 8-13 to get up to speed on the latest government initiatives advancing indigenous peoples’ rights and tribal tourism development.
A delegation of foreign broadcast and print media professionals is in Taiwan April 8-13 to get up to speed on the latest government initiatives advancing indigenous peoples’ rights and tribal tourism development.
A variety of Taiwan agricultural products are being showcased at the Bangkok International Book Fair running through April 8 as part of the country’s efforts to strengthen cultural and trade exchanges with Southeast Asia.
Four Taiwan influencers from the fields of arts, business and science were named in this year’s 30 under 30 Asia list released March 27 by Forbes magazine.
A three-minute film promoting rail travel in Taiwan was released March 29 by the Tourism Bureau under the Ministry of Transportation and Communications as part of government efforts to showcase the country’s diverse visitor attractions.
Taiwan ranks first in Asia and third globally in fostering democratic change, economic development and good governance, according to the Transformation Index released March 22 by Germany-based Bertelsmann Foundation.
Google’s Intelligent Taiwan project was officially unveiled March 21 in Taipei City, underscoring the U.S. internet company’s commitment to cultivating and promoting local talent.
The inaugural Michelin Guide Taipei was unveiled March 14, with one local restaurant receiving the coveted three stars, two establishments earning two stars and 17 eateries landing one star.
Taiwan ranked first in Northeast Asia and 26th globally in the latest World Happiness Report released March 14 by the U.N. Sustainable Development Solutions Network, marking the nation’s best-ever performance in the annual survey.
“The Great Buddha+” will fly the flag for Taiwan at 2018 New Directors/New Films presented by Film Society of Lincoln Center and Museum of Modern Art March 28 to April 8 in New York.
“The Stolen Bicycle” by Taiwan novelist Wu Ming-yi is longlisted for this year’s Man Booker International Prize, the first time for a homegrown title to earn such recognition in the 13-year history of the prestigious literary honor.
