Taiwan's Kaohsiung Tourism Bureau Director, Hsu Chuansheng is looking to add more flight routes to cities in northern China to boost tourism, as the warmer, sunnier weather during the winter in Kaohsiung is becoming a target for those from China's colder regions. Taiwan's largest carrier, China Airlines is to launch non-stop flights between Kaohsiung and Changzhou in the Jiangsu province from this year, so as to draw in more of China's burgeoning tourists. This is also to make up for the shortfall in Japanese tourists arriving in Kaohsiung September 16, due to the weak Japanese yen.
Taiwan's Kaohsiung Tourism Bureau Director, Hsu Chuansheng is looking to add more flight routes to cities in northern China to boost tourism, as the warmer, sunnier weather during the winter in Kaohsiung is becoming a target for those from China's colder regions. Taiwan's largest carrier, China Airlines is to launch non-stop flights between Kaohsiung and Changzhou in the Jiangsu province from September 16, so as to draw in more of China's burgeoning tourists. This is also to make up for the shortfall in Japanese tourists arriving in Kaohsiung this year, due to the weak Japanese yen.