AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAir Travel Costs: China Airlines says it will raise its booking fee again in July (US$28→US$30 from July 9) and also increase flight-certificate application fees in Taiwan, following similar moves by EVA Air and Starlux. Sports Tourism: Penghu kicked off the inaugural Penghu Oceanman with 1,100+ swimmers in Penghu Bay, positioning the event as an international Oceanman qualifier. Travel Safety & Work Rules: Taiwan’s Control Yuan urged tighter oversight of foreign interns in hospitality after inspections found passport retention and agency fees, with gaps in labor and health insurance coverage. Ports Upgrade: Taiwan’s MOTC unveiled a NT$57.2B, five-year plan to upgrade 11 sea ports to boost trade and tourism, including sustainability and smart-tech upgrades. Local Life for Visitors: Taiwan’s blood supply is in a critical shortage (type O down to 2.6 days), with public appeals urging donations. Culture & Events: Taiwan Film Week returns to Jerusalem Cinematheque (June 18–24), bringing Taiwanese stories and culture to Israeli audiences. Semiconductor Travel Impact: President Lai broke ground on a semiconductor supply-chain zone in Pingtung, signaling continued investment that may shape regional development and visitor demand.
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