Taiwan aims for tourism boost through collaborative workshop


TTA hosted the Taiwan Tourism Workshop in both Kuala Lumpur and Johor Bahru recently. Present at the event was the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office’s deputy representative James Buu (sixth left) and TTA’s Kuala Lumpur office director Abe Chou (seventh left).

ON May 20, the Taiwan Tourism Administration (TTA) held a Taiwan Tourism Workshop in Kuala Lumpur, attracting 31 units and 62 Taiwanese business operators from local governments, associations, travel agencies, hotels, leisure farms, theme parks, and gift shops.

The event also drew the participation of more than 130 Malaysian business operators and media, and saw enthusiastic bilateral negotiations with more than estimated 2,480 meetings conducted.

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