Taiwan aims to attract 500,000 Indonesian tourists this year
Halal travel, improved visa procedures, and enhanced facilities highlight Taiwan’s commitment to accommodating Muslim travelers
JAKARTA, Indonesia (MNTV) — Taiwan has set a goal of attracting 500,000 Indonesian tourists in 2024, according to Jakarta Globe.
The government is promoting halal travel, easing visa procedures, and enhancing facilities to cater to Muslim travelers.
Abe Chou, Director of the Taiwan Tourism Information Center, emphasized that Taiwan has made significant improvements to accommodate Muslim visitors, including providing prayer spaces and ensuring the availability of halal food.
“Last year, Taiwan welcomed 220,000 Indonesian visitors. This year, we aim to double that figure, supported by easier visa processes, halal travel options, and prayer facilities,” said Chou.
As part of its promotional efforts, Taiwan has appointed Indonesian public figure Mikha Tambayong as its Tourism Ambassador.
Taiwan’s efforts reflect its commitment to fostering stronger tourism ties with Indonesia while catering to the needs of Muslim travelers.
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