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Louise ByströmEditor-in-ChiefLouise has a BA in law and studied marketing and accounting in Sweden. She is an active member of many different associations ... Gaby Salazar-de VetEditorGaby obtained a Bachelor degree cum laude in Translation / Interpreting from the University of Limburg in the Netherlands in the languages Dutch, English and Mandarin Chinese ... LETTERS FROM EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
Published: 04/01/11
FlowersThe air is full of flowers wherever you go or look and this means only one thing; Spring! In Taipei city we have more than that - the Taipei International Flora Exposition is on going until April 25 2011. Make sure to visit the expo, at least once ...
Published: 02/01/11
Happy Holiday Season !January is the beginning of a New Year in the western part of the world and February 2011 is the beginning of the Chinese New Year! Celebrations will go on for a long time during this year ...
Published: 12/01/10
Traveling TimeThis is the time of the year when many people travel for business and/or for pleasure. To meet up with family and friends is at all times an enjoyment. At times it might be a bit stressful due to various reasons. Rest assured, that with our magazine at hand you will find guidance for any visitor to discover exciting places without being accompanied by a local person ...
Published: 10/01/10
On the BikeOver the years Taiwan has been blessed with many new bicycle paths. Many have taken advantage of these and many tours have been organized. Once again bicycle lovers will have an opportunity to get on the bike and take pleasure in "Taiwan Cycling Festival", starting Saturday, October 16. For more information please see back cover ...
Published: 09/01/10
Different ActivitiesOnce again we can see a lot of activities going on in Taiwan. Taipei has many museums with high international standards, of which we have mentioned a few on page 28. Taipei Fine Arts Museum, see page 10, once again spoils us with another exciting exhibition: the Taipei Biennial ...
Published: 08/01/10
Summer in the cityJuly and August are normally the months most people have their vacations and many expats are leaving Taiwan to spend some time with family and friends in their home country. It can also be that family and friends are coming to visit this beautiful island, perhaps for the first time ...
Published: 06/01/10
The Largest Trade Show of the yearComputex, Taipei's international technology show, will be held June 1 - 5 at the Taipei World Trade Center Exhibition Hall and the Taipei World Trade Center Nangang Exhibition Hall. This is overall the main trade show of the year in Taiwan, which can expect many visitors and exhibitors. Make sure to have reservations well in advance for lunch and dinner ...
Published: 05/01/10
Summer is comingMay means that the weather is getting warmer and we need to change our wardrobe. Traveling to Taiwan means you can travel light and leave all the winter clothes at home. Why not take a chance for some good deals when you are here? On page 32, we give you some ideas on where to go for shopping and also how to read the discount signs in Taiwan, which are different from other places ...
Published: 04/01/10
Time to play - time for reflectionDuring the month of April, we have three major "holidays" to celebrate: Women and Children's Day on April 4 and Tomb Sweeping Day on Monday, April 5, a non-working holiday in Taiwan. Around the world, people are going to celebrate Easter, the greatest feast-day in the Christian calendar which marks the resurrection of Jesus Christ and falls on Sunday, April 4 this year ...
Published: 03/01/10
Spring Is In The AirAfter all the celebrations - Christmas, New Year, Chinese New Year and Valentine's Day - I think most of us would like to go back to our daily routines and try to be outdoors as much as possible before the weather starts to be very hot and humid ...
Published: 02/01/10
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