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Taiwan Tourism on Alert as Torrential Rain Triggers Flood Risks and Major Rail Disruption

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Taiwan’s tourism sector is facing significant weather-related disruption as torrential rainfall affects southern and eastern parts of the island, raising flood, landslide and transport concerns for travellers. Official weather warnings show that the immediate threat is being driven by strong southwesterly winds and a low-pressure system producing intense rainfall. Current official information does not support […]

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Taiwan High-Speed Rail Unveils N700ST Trains for Safer, Smarter and More Comfortable Journeys

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Taiwan High Speed Rail is preparing to introduce its new N700ST trains, marking its most significant rolling-stock upgrade since high-speed passenger services began in 2007. The first completed train is scheduled to arrive at Kaohsiung Port on August 15, 2026, following shipment from Japan. It will then undergo static inspections, dynamic trials and operational testing

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Taiwan Tourism Warning Grows As China Naval Activity Raises Asia-Pacific Travel Concerns

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Taiwan is facing renewed tourism and travel security pressure as expanded Chinese naval, coast guard and military aircraft activity around the island raises concern for airlines, cruise operators, maritime businesses and Asia-Pacific tourism planners. Taiwanese defence authorities have reported repeated Chinese aircraft and vessel movements around Taiwan’s surrounding waters and airspace, with monitoring operations continuing

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Taiwan High Speed Rail Accelerates Toward Record Passenger Growth in 2026

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Taiwan High Speed Rail is preparing for a historic year as the company projects record annual ridership of 83.87 million passengers in 2026 while advancing major infrastructure upgrades, fleet modernization and long-term network expansion projects across Taiwan. The announcement comes as the high-speed rail operator approaches its 20th anniversary, positioning itself for a new phase

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