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ITF Taiwan International Travel Fair celebrates its 40th year this year, and the event will be held at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Hall.
Taipei will host the Taiwan International Travel Fair (ITF) from November 6th to 9th, and early bird discount tickets will go on sale today (13th).
The association said in a statement that the event will be held at Taipei Nangang Exhibition Hall Hall 1 and will have 1,600 booths representing 123 countries and cities.
The association stated that this year is the 40th year of the exhibition. The exhibition was originally named Taipei International Travel Fair and has now been renamed "Taiwan". The Japan pavilion will have a record 252 booths, and tourism authorities from South Korea, the United States, Thailand, Malaysia, France and the Czech Republic will also participate.
The announcement stated that 12 airlines will participate, including Etihad Airways and Phu Quoc Sunair, which are participating for the first time, while All Nippon Airways will return to the exhibition after an absence of several years.
International exhibitors will occupy the first floor, while the fourth floor will focus on domestic tourism, including government agencies, hotels and theme parks.
Early bird tickets are priced at NT$150, a 25% discount from the original price of NT$200. They can be purchased today and tomorrow through six sales channels including Klook, KKday and ibon. From Thursday to November 5, advance tickets will be sold for NT$180.
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