2007 Taipei International Travel Fair: Taiwanese government promote premiums on tourism industry
{{2007 Taipei ITF}}
{{date|December 15, 2007}}
[[File:2007TaipeiITF PressConference MartialArts ShaolinMonastery.jpg|thumb|left|240px|''Don't try this at Home!'' A high-risk martial performance by Shaolin Monastery.]]
[[2007 Taipei International Travel Fair]] (Taipei ITF), supported by governments with new premiums promoted by [[w:Executive Yuan|Executive Yuan]] in the future, started with [[2007 Taipei International Travel Fair: Bigger than ever before it even begins|a great new scale]] at December 14 to 17. In the opening morning yesterday, governmental people and ambassadors from several countries including [[Taiwan]] successively visited this show.

The show organizer, Taiwan Visitors Association (TVA), held 2 opening ceremonies for Cross-Strait Pavilion and the main show. In the side of Cross-Strait, several teams performed traditional entertainment shows like "[[w:Bian Lian|Bian Lian]]" (Face-Changing) and [[w:Martial Arts|Martial Arts]] of [[w:Shaolin Monastery|Shaolin Monastery]] (In Chinese: Shaolin Kungfu) successively at press conference and welcome reception yesterday and opening ceremony today. Participants from [[China]] and Taiwan hoped the relation from Cross-Strait can be improved with tourism industry.
[[File:2007TaipeiITF Day1 Executives-2.jpg|thumb|left|240px|Executives visited Taipei ITF to support tourism industry.]]
In the main opening ceremony, [[w:Premier of the Republic of China|Premier of the Republic of China]] [[w:Chang Chun-hsiung|Chun-hsiung Chang]] not only announced the premiums of "2008-2009 Visit Taiwan Year" but also said: "We (the Executive Yuan) will still encourage foreign visitors visit Taiwan and also provide premiums for groups with a charter airline. with our '2008-2009 Visit Taiwan Year' in the future".

Not only Chun-hsiung Chang, Minister of Transportation and Communications Duei Tsai, Commissioner of Tourism Bureau of MOTC Janice Lai, and the current President of [[w:Palau|Palau]] [[w:Tommy Remengesau|Thomas Esang Remengesau, Jr.]] visited this show. Governments in several divisions participated in this show to showcase traditional cultures from several divisions with unlimited potentials on tourism industry in Taiwan.

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Don't try this at Home! A high-risk martial performance by Shaolin Monastery.
2007 Taipei International Travel Fair (Taipei ITF), supported by governments with new premiums promoted by Executive Yuan in the future, started with a great new scale at December 14 to 17. In the opening morning yesterday, governmental people and ambassadors from several countries including Taiwan successively visited this show.

The show organizer, Taiwan Visitors Association (TVA), held 2 opening ceremonies for Cross-Strait Pavilion and the main show. In the side of Cross-Strait, several teams performed traditional entertainment shows like "Bian Lian" (Face-Changing) and Martial Arts of Shaolin Monastery (In Chinese: Shaolin Kungfu) successively at press conference and welcome reception yesterday and opening ceremony today. Participants from China and Taiwan hoped the relation from Cross-Strait can be improved with tourism industry.
Executives visited Taipei ITF to support tourism industry.
In the main opening ceremony, Premier of the Republic of China Chun-hsiung Chang not only announced the premiums of "2008-2009 Visit Taiwan Year" but also said: "We (the Executive Yuan) will still encourage foreign visitors visit Taiwan and also provide premiums for groups with a charter airline. with our '2008-2009 Visit Taiwan Year' in the future".

Not only Chun-hsiung Chang, Minister of Transportation and Communications Duei Tsai, Commissioner of Tourism Bureau of MOTC Janice Lai, and the current President of Palau Thomas Esang Remengesau, Jr. visited this show. Governments in several divisions participated in this show to showcase traditional cultures from several divisions with unlimited potentials on tourism industry in Taiwan.
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