Taiwan to Pay Tourists for Coming Back — Up to NT$8,000 ($250) - BRICS Business Magazine

Taiwan’s Tourism Administration is launching a subsidy program for foreign visitors who return to the island. The goal is to encourage repeat trips and boost inbound tourism from abroad.

What they offer:

A NT$5,000 travel discount for repeat visitors;
An extra NT$3,000 for those who bring a travel companion;
In total — a bonus of up to NT$8,000 (around 21,000 rubles).

Separately, the agency will continue promoting incentives for MICE tourism — business trips, conferences, and corporate events. In this way, Taiwan hopes to help drive business activity.

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