Taiwan’s government has announced a new tourism promotion initiative to help the island recover from the COVID-19 outbreak. The scheme would offer cash incentives to both individual travellers and tour groups in order to encourage domestic travel and help the faltering tourism industry.
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According to CNN, the Taiwanese government will distribute NT$5,000 (Rs 13,600) to 500,000 individual tourists as part of the scheme. The handouts can be used to cover expenses such as lodging, transportation, and other travel-related costs within the country.
Taiwan’s government has announced a new tourism promotion initiative to help the island recover from the COVID-19 outbreak. The scheme would offer cash incentives to both individual travellers and tour groups in order to encourage domestic travel and help the faltering tourism industry.
According to CNN, the Taiwanese government will distribute NT$5,000 (Rs 13,600) to 500,000 individual tourists as part of the scheme. The handouts can be used to cover expenses such as lodging, transportation, and other travel-related costs within the country.
Taiwan’s Premier Chen Chien-jen stated this week that the country is committed to significantly growing tourist numbers, with an estimated 10 million visitors by 2025.
Tourism is a significant business in Taiwan, contributing to the country’s economy and creating job opportunities. Unfortunately, the epidemic has resulted in a dramatic drop in tourism, with many businesses and workers struggling to make ends meet. The new programme is designed to provide much-needed assistance to the business and aid in its recovery from the pandemic’s damage.
