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January retail sales, food/beverage revenue hit record highs - Vimarsana News

January retail sales, food/beverage revenue hit record highs

Taipei, Feb. 23 (CNA) Sales generated by Taiwan's retail and food and beverage sectors in January both hit new single-month highs, the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) said Thursday.

Taiwan plans public transport pass, NT$5,000 vouchers for tourists - Vimarsana News

Taiwan plans public transport pass, NT$5,000 vouchers for tourists

Taipei, Feb. 23 (CNA) The government will introduce a NT$1,200 (US$39.56) monthly public transport pass serving Taipei, New Taipei, Taoyuan and Keelung, as well as vouchers worth NT$5,000 to help Taiwan's tourism sector recover from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Visiting Lithuanian vice minister touts economic partnership with Taiwan - Vimarsana News

Visiting Lithuanian vice minister touts economic partnership with Taiwan

Taipei, Feb. 21 (CNA) Visiting Lithuanian Vice Minister of Economy and Innovation Karolis Žemaitis on Tuesday touted the economic partnership between the two countries, saying that the two "sit on the same boat."

Taiwan to stop COVID-19 rapid test kits to overseas arrivals - Vimarsana News

Taiwan to stop COVID-19 rapid test kits to overseas arrivals

Taipei, Feb. 20 (CNA) The Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC) announced Monday that Taiwan will no longer distribute rapid antigen test kits for COVID-19 to overseas arrivals and close contacts of confirmed COVID-19 patients starting March 1.

Export orders down again in January amid sluggish demand - Vimarsana News

Export orders down again in January amid sluggish demand

Taipei, Feb. 20 (CNA) Orders to Taiwan-based exporters dropped for a fifth consecutive month in January amid continuing sluggish demand in global consumer markets, according to the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) on Monday.