AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoTaiwan Tourism Push (Philippines): Taiwan stepped up its Manila campaign to attract more Filipino travelers, with the Taiwan Tourism Administration hosting “Taiwan Day” in Makati and promoting food, culture, outdoor trips and stopovers—supported by visa-free entry and growing air links. Air Travel & Fees (EVA Air): EVA Airways will raise excess baggage and other international baggage charges from Sept. 29, citing higher fuel and operating costs. Busan Boom (Taiwan–Korea): Taiwan has become the biggest source of foreign visitors to Busan as direct flights surge, with Taiwanese arrivals rising sharply and multiple airlines adding routes. Tourism Service Warning (South Korea): South Korea’s tourist complaints hit a record high this year, driven by accommodation cancellation fees, taxi issues and overcharging—especially in Seoul and Busan during peak events. Culture & Travel (Guam MegaFam): Guam held a major MegaFam trade show after a multi-year gap, bringing 200+ international partners and influencers (including Taiwan) to boost holiday travel packages. Local Travel Note (Malaysia): Malaysia’s Hungry Ghost Festival in Bukit Mertajam draws large crowds and visitors from across the region, including Taiwan. Film Tourism (Taiwan–Singapore): “Will You Still Be My Friend,” a Taiwan-Singapore co-production, has launched international sales ahead of festival screenings, adding another Taiwan-linked cultural stop for travelers. Sports Tourism (Korea/Asia Games): Busan is also testing longer-stay tourism via a K-culture program that blends language lessons, workshops and local tours.
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