Last chance to visit the Taiwan Pavilion at PTAA Travel Tour Expo 2025 today

Photo by Kenneth M. del Rosario

If you’re at the PTAA Travel Tour Expo 2025 today, February 9, make sure to stop by the Taiwan Pavilion before the event wraps up. Happening at the SMX Convention Center Manila, this is your chance to know more about  Taiwan’s lively culture, sample delicious treats, and score exclusive travel deals.

From interactive displays to live cultural performances, the Taiwan Pavilion is packed with activities that bring the island’s rich traditions and modern charm to life. Visitors can take photos with stunning backdrops inspired by Taiwan’s famous attractions, including the breathtaking Alishan National Forest and the towering Taipei 101.

Photo by Kenneth M. del Rosario
Photo by Kenneth M. del Rosario

One of the biggest highlights is the free food sampling—don’t miss a taste of MATA Tofu Pudding, a sweet treat reminiscent of taho, specially crafted for Filipino palates.

Catch the final performances of the Alishan Tsou Tribe’s Dancing Piepiya of Forest, an energetic showcase of indigenous dance and music. Travel personalities like Gabbi Garcia and Khalil Ramos have shared their Taiwan adventures, while The Poor Traveler and Xzar Lim have provided expert tips for exploring Taiwan’s top destinations.

Photo by Kenneth M. del Rosario
Photo by Kenneth M. del Rosario

Exclusive travel deals, raffles

Filipinos can travel visa-free to Taiwan, and today is your last chance to grab exclusive travel promos from participating airlines and tour agencies. Individuals who register for the “Taiwan the Lucky Land” raffle—stand to win exciting prizes, including round-trip tickets to Taipei. 

The Taiwan Pavilion is open until 8pm today, so if you haven’t visited yet, now’s the time. Experience Taiwan’s flavors, culture, and travel inspirations before the expo closes—who knows, you just might find yourself heading to Taiwan (you know you’ll thank yourself later if you do). 

 

Kenneth M. del Rosario
Kenneth has been writing for the Philippine Daily Inquirer for more than 17 years, covering travel, food, motoring, technology, real estate, and business, among others.