Airfare Hikes Not Deterring Taiwanese Travelers: Travel Agencies Report 30% Sales Growth
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Despite high airfare due to fuel surcharge increases, Taiwanese travelers' willingness to travel abroad remains unaffected. Travel agencies report that air ticket sales from January to May this year grew 30% year-on-year, with ticket issuance up nearly 50%, and the Northeast Asian market seeing double-digit growth.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: Is the number of Taiwanese outbound travelers increasing?
- A: Yes, the number of departures from Jan-Apr 2024 was 7.12 million, up 19.3% YoY.
- Q: Why is travel demand not declining despite high airfare?
- A: Taiwanese travelers have a strong desire to travel, and price increases have not suppressed demand.
- Q: Which travel companies are performing well?
- A: Lion Travel reported a 30% sales increase, and KKday also saw strong summer bookings.