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Taiwan Tourism Administration Recruits International Theme Park Players for Free Travel Experience

The Taiwan Tourism Administration has launched the "Theme Park International Player" recruitment program, inviting foreign young people legally residing in Taiwan to apply. Those who enjoy traveling and sharing their experiences through social media or short videos will have the opportunity to experience Taiwan's theme parks free of charge and compete for a VIP pass that offers unlimited admission to designated parks for one year.The program features four travel routes covering northern, central, southern, and eastern Taiwan. Participants will experience thrilling amusement rides, animal interactions, and the spectacular mountains and coastlines of eastern Taiwan. Selected participants will enjoy a fully sponsored two-day, one-night trip, including transportation, accommodation, meals, and admission tickets.Selected players are required to publish at least two original posts about their experiences on public social media accounts. Those who create photo or short-video content may also receive exclusive theme park gifts. Participants who complete the program requirements will have a chance to win the Taiwan Theme Park VIP Pass, which provides unlimited free admission to participating parks for one year.The Tourism Administration said the program is open to foreign students, employees, and interns legally residing in Taiwan. Registration is now open through August 3, and eligible international youth are encouraged to participate and share Taiwan's tourism attractions with the world.

Longgao Trail in Luye Officially Opens, Offering New Vantage Points for Hot Air Balloons and East Rift Valley Views

With the summer travel season and the Taiwan International Balloon Festival underway, the East Rift Valley National Scenic Area Headquarters of the Tourism Administration has officially opened the newly completed Longgao Trail in Luye, Taitung. Connecting Luye Highland and the Longtian landing field, the trail offers visitors a brand-new way to experience the region, with panoramic views of hot air balloons, paragliders, and the breathtaking East Rift Valley landscape.Visitors can enjoy hot air balloons, paragliders, and the magnificent scenery of the East Rift Valley along Longgao Trail, making it one of Taitung's newest summer attractions. (Photo courtesy of the East Rift Valley National Scenic Area Headquarters)Luye Highland is one of Taitung's most popular summer attractions and the main venue for the Taiwan International Balloon Festival. To enhance the visitor experience, the Longgao Trail was designed as an eco-friendly scenic walkway that blends into the natural terrain. Stretching approximately 700 meters with 802 steps, the trail also features viewing platforms where visitors can take in sweeping vistas of the Beinan River valley, the East Rift Valley mountain ranges, terraced landscapes, and picturesque farmland at their own pace.The new trail provides an excellent vantage point for watching colorful hot air balloons gently rise into the sky and paragliders soar above Luye. During the balloon festival, visitors can enjoy these aerial displays from a unique perspective while capturing memorable photos of Taitung's iconic scenery. The spacious viewpoints also make the trail an ideal destination for sightseeing, photography, and leisurely walks.Beyond its scenic appeal, Longgao Trail further connects Luye Highland with Longtian Village, encouraging travelers to explore the area's rural charm, cultural heritage, and local industries. Whether visiting for a half-day excursion or planning a longer stay, travelers can experience Taitung's relaxed lifestyle alongside its stunning natural beauty. The new trail is expected to become another signature attraction that enriches the East Rift Valley travel experience while boosting sustainable tourism in the region.

Kaohsiung childcare rent subsidy 3.0 launched, larger families can receive up to NT$36,000 a year

Rental support for families with children has been expanded in Kaohsiung. Starting in July, the city's Childcare Rent Subsidy 3.0 increases assistance for eligible renter households with children under 12. Families with three or more children can receive up to NT$36,000 per year, making it the biggest highlight of the new program.Subsidy amounts are adjusted according to the number and age of children. Families with children aged 0-2 receive the largest increase. Households with two children can receive up to NT$18,000 annually, while those with three or more children are eligible for NT$36,000. Subsidies for families with children aged 3-12 have also been raised.In addition to higher subsidies, Kaohsiung continues its household registration bonus. Eligible families whose children under 12 are registered in Kaohsiung receive an extra NT$2,000 per child each year, helping reduce housing and living expenses.The application process has also been simplified. Eligible households that already qualify for rental assistance will receive application notifications after eligibility is confirmed without submitting documents again. Residents of designated social housing may apply by providing the required documents.Applications for Childcare Rent Subsidy 3.0 are open until Dec. 31, 2026. Approved applicants will receive payments after review, with the enhanced subsidies and simplified procedures further easing rental costs for families.

A Refreshing Summer Favorite! COA Shares 3 Easy Steps to Make Crispy Golden Loofah Pancakes

Summer is the peak season for loofah, a refreshing vegetable known for its naturally sweet flavor and versatility in cooking. The Agriculture and Food Agency has shared an easy loofah pancake recipe that requires only a few common ingredients, allowing families to prepare a crispy and tender seasonal dish at home.According to the agency, different varieties of loofah offer different textures. Cylindrical loofah has a soft and delicate texture, while angled loofah remains crisp and refreshing after cooking. People can choose either variety based on their personal preference.The ingredients include one loofah, 10 grams of fried shallots, 30 grams of dried shrimp, two eggs, and 30 grams of sweet potato starch. First, peel and slice the loofah thinly, then stir-fry the fried shallots and dried shrimp until fragrant. Next, mix the eggs, seasonings, sweet potato starch, and loofah into a batter. Finally, heat one tablespoon of oil in a frying pan and cook the batter over low heat until both sides are golden brown.The Agriculture and Food Agency noted that loofah is also commonly used in stir-fried dishes with shredded ginger and in loofah soup. The public is encouraged to enjoy seasonal agricultural products through a variety of recipes while supporting local produce and promoting food and agricultural education.

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A Bowl of Red Soup and the Taste of Home: Russia's Borscht Tradition

In Russian and Eastern European culinary culture, Borscht is one of the most beloved traditional dishes. Known for its vibrant red color, this soup is a familiar presence on family dining tables and carries memories passed down through generations. For many people, Borscht is more than food-it is a taste of home.The history of Borscht dates back hundreds of years in Eastern Europe. While recipes vary by region, beetroot remains the defining ingredient. It gives the soup its distinctive red color and natural sweetness.Traditional Borscht is often prepared with cabbage, potatoes, carrots, onions, and beef, simmered slowly to blend the flavors of vegetables and meat. In some regions, it is served with sour cream, adding a smooth texture and subtle tanginess.In Russia, Borscht is commonly enjoyed during family meals, celebrations, and especially during the cold winter months. A warm bowl of soup offers not only comfort and nourishment but also a sense of togetherness.For Russian immigrants living in Taiwan, Borscht is more than a traditional dish. It serves as a connection to family, homeland, and cherished childhood memories, while introducing others to the warmth and hospitality of Russian food culture.

A National Flavor in the Aroma of Grilled Meat: The Kebab Culture of Turkey

Turkey is home to a rich culinary tradition, and Kebab is one of its most iconic national dishes. Whether found in bustling markets, street-side restaurants, or family dining tables, kebab plays an important role in everyday Turkish life. For many people, it is more than just food-it is a symbol of culture, hospitality, and tradition.The history of kebab dates back hundreds of years and traces its roots to the cooking methods of Central Asian nomadic tribes. Grilling meat over an open fire made it easier to preserve and consume. As the Ottoman Empire expanded, kebab evolved into many different forms and spread throughout the Middle East, Europe, and beyond.Kebab is not a single dish but a broad category of grilled meat dishes. Popular varieties include Shish Kebab, cooked on skewers, and Döner Kebab, made from layers of meat roasted vertically. Beef, lamb, and chicken are commonly used, seasoned with spices and grilled until tender and flavorful.In Turkey, kebab is not only a restaurant specialty but also a popular dish during family gatherings and festive celebrations. Sharing grilled meat, bread, and salad reflects the importance of family bonds and social connections in Turkish culture.For Turkish immigrants living in Taiwan, kebab is more than a traditional meal-it is a taste of home. The familiar aroma of grilled meat and spices often brings back memories of local markets, lively streets, and treasured moments spent with family, allowing others to experience the warmth and richness of Turkish food culture.

From Dockside Snack to National Dish: Fish and Chips in British Life

The United Kingdom has a rich culinary heritage, and Fish and Chips remains one of its most iconic national dishes. Whether in busy city streets, traditional pubs, or seaside restaurants, this classic meal can be found throughout the country. For many Britons, Fish and Chips is more than just food-it is a taste closely connected to childhood memories and everyday life.The history of Fish and Chips dates back to the 19th century. As the fishing industry flourished along Britain's coastline, fried fish and fried potatoes gradually came together as an affordable and filling meal. Popular among working-class communities, the dish spread rapidly across the country as railway networks and seafood distribution expanded.Although simple in appearance, Fish and Chips requires careful preparation. Cod and haddock are among the most commonly used fish, coated in batter and deep-fried until golden and crispy while remaining tender inside. The dish is typically served with thick-cut chips, along with salt, malt vinegar, or tartar sauce.In the UK, many families enjoy Fish and Chips together on weekends, while others take it to the seaside as part of a relaxing day out. The combination of hot fried fish and crispy chips has become a shared cultural memory for generations.For British immigrants living in Taiwan, Fish and Chips is not only a beloved traditional meal but also a reminder of home. It often brings back memories of coastal walks, family gatherings, and time spent with friends, helping others appreciate the warmth and simplicity of British food culture.

22 Vietnamese students form a dragon boat team to represent Pingtung in the Lukang International Race

As the Dragon Boat Festival races approach, one team representing Pingtung County at the Lukang International Dragon Boat Championships is drawing attention. Twenty-two Vietnamese students from Meiho University formed the "Meiho International Dragon Boat Team", becoming the only team representing Pingtung this year and competing against international teams from different regions.This year, Meiho University recruited 22 Vietnamese students to form the dragon boat team and participate in the "2026 Lukang Dragon Boat Festival International Dragon Boat Championships". The university said students have devoted their free time to training while learning more about Taiwan's Dragon Boat Festival culture through the competition.This year's Lukang Dragon Boat Festival competition has attracted 173 teams, including 17 teams in the international division. The 22-member team mainly consists of students from food and nutrition, tourism, and hospitality departments. They have undergone about one month of intensive training in preparation for the race.Students said that although some members had previous experience with dragon boat activities, most are participating in an official competition for the first time. To prepare for the race, they train after class and on weekends, building teamwork and physical endurance despite the hot weather.Vietnam and Taiwan share many similarities in Dragon Boat Festival traditions, including dragon boat racing. Through participation in the competition, students can experience Taiwanese festival culture while strengthening cross-cultural interaction through teamwork and sports exchanges.

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This week's five major headlines include: Taipei Metro's AI-powered crowd management system wins a top international award, showcasing Taiwan's achievements in smart transportation and digital transformation; Scammers target Taiwan PAY payment codes, with the 165 Anti-Fraud Center urging the public not to take screenshots or share payment QR codes; As the summer part-time job season begins, the Ministry of Labor reminds parents and students to pay attention to labor insurance, employment insurance, and pension rights; The Tongxiao Sand Sculpture Festival in Miaoli combines sand art, music, local markets, and coastal scenery to create a vibrant summer arts event; And New Taipei Metro's Sanying Line is now in service, offering free rides through the end of August for a more convenient travel experience.Let's take a look at this week's top stories.[1] Taipei Metro's AI Crowd Management Wins International AwardTaipei Metro's AI Crowd Management System at Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall Station received the Outstanding Achievement Award in the "Technology Innovation and Digital Transformation" category at the 2026 UITP Awards. The system uses artificial intelligence to monitor crowds during large-scale events, improving passenger flow and station safety. The award highlights Taiwan's internationally recognized achievements in smart transportation and demonstrates the value of AI in public transit management.[2] Taiwan PAY Payment Codes Become New Scam TargetThe 165 Anti-Fraud Center warns that scammers are using fake giveaways, lucky draws, and concert ticket offers to trick people into sharing Taiwan PAY payment codes, allowing criminals to steal money from linked bank accounts. Because payment codes can be used to complete transactions, the public is advised never to screenshot or share them and not to follow payment instructions from strangers. Always verify suspicious messages before taking action.[3] Ministry of Labor Reminds Students of Summer Job RightsAs summer vacation brings more students into part-time jobs, the Ministry of Labor reminds employers to provide labor insurance, employment insurance, occupational accident insurance, and labor pension contributions as required by law. Parents are encouraged to check whether their children's insurance and pension contributions have been properly arranged to ensure their labor rights are fully protected.[4] Tongxiao Sand Sculpture Festival Creates Summer Coastal ExperienceThe Tongxiao Sand Sculpture Festival in Miaoli features 65 days of giant sand sculptures, ocean-themed music performances, local markets, and family-friendly activities. Now in its third year, the festival combines art, culture, and coastal scenery to offer visitors a unique summer travel destination. Traffic control measures have also been arranged to help visitors travel safely and conveniently.[5] New Taipei Metro Sanying Line Offers Free Rides Through AugustNew Taipei Metro's Sanying Line has begun operations, with free rides available through August 31. The line includes 12 stations connecting Tucheng, Sanxia, and Yingge, while providing convenient access to attractions including the New Taipei City Art Museum, Sanxia Old Street, and Yingge Old Street. Security patrols and joint safety measures have also been strengthened to provide passengers with a safer travel environment.Thank you for watching Weekly Focus News.New Immigrant Global News Network — connecting Taiwan to the world.

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This week's five major headlines include:A new passenger ferry route between Tainan Anping and Penghu Magong is now in service, offering travelers a convenient island-hopping option during the summer vacation season.As excitement around international football tournaments continues to grow, police are warning the public to beware of fake ticketing websites and sports betting scams.Taipei Arena has received international recognition, winning the 2026 Halal in Travel Award for Muslim-friendly Event Venue of the Year, becoming the only venue in Taiwan to receive the honor.What should parents do when children cry and refuse to go to school? A psychologist shares three practical tips to help families cope with separation anxiety.In addition, Taiwan's Agriculture and Food Agency has introduced frozen cabbage preserved with liquid nitrogen technology, allowing consumers to enjoy vegetables with a simple microwave heating.Let's take a closer look at this week's top stories.1. New Ferry Route Makes Summer Island-Hopping EasierTravelers now have a new summer vacation option. The passenger ferry connecting Anping in Tainan and Magong in Penghu has officially begun operations. Round-trip services are available every Tuesday and Friday during the summer, with a travel time of about two and a half hours. The route coincides with major seasonal events, including the Penghu International Fireworks Festival and the Tainan Jiangjun Roar Music Festival, creating new opportunities for tourism and local economic growth.2. Police Warn of Ticketing and Betting Scams Amid Football FeverWith football tournaments attracting growing attention, police are reminding fans to stay alert against online fraud. Common scams include fake ticket sales websites that steal personal and credit card information, as well as fraudulent betting groups promising guaranteed profits through so-called insider information. Authorities advise the public to remember three key principles: do not click suspicious links, do not enter personal information, and do not transfer money.3. Taipei Arena Wins International Muslim-Friendly Venue AwardTaipei Arena has been named Muslim-friendly Event Venue of the Year at the 2026 Halal in Travel Awards. It is the only venue in Taiwan to receive recognition this year. The arena has introduced Muslim-friendly facilities, including a prayer room and certified services. The award highlights Taipei's commitment to inclusive tourism and strengthens Taiwan's international tourism image.4. Psychologist Shares Tips for Managing Separation AnxietyMany young children experience separation anxiety when starting school, often crying or refusing to attend classes. Psychologists at National Taiwan University Hospital say this is a normal stage of development. Parents are encouraged to say goodbye in a calm and supportive manner, understand their children's concerns, and provide familiar comfort items. Avoiding criticism or threats can help children gradually adapt to their new environment.5. Frozen Cabbage Offers a Convenient New Meal OptionPreparing vegetables at home can be time-consuming, but a new frozen cabbage product aims to simplify the process. Developed with liquid nitrogen rapid-freezing technology, the product helps preserve freshness, texture, and nutrition. Consumers can simply heat it in a microwave and enjoy it with noodles, hot pot dishes, or other meals. The product is now available at 7-ELEVEN stores and online platforms across Taiwan.Thank you for watching Weekly Focus News.New Immigrant Global News Network — connecting Taiwan to the world.

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This week's top five stories include:Taipei City launches training programs for migrant caregivers to strengthen dementia and elderly care skills;Health authorities continue to monitor COVID-19 trends and remind high-risk groups to take preventive measures;As the summer job-hunting season approaches, New Taipei City warns young people to stay alert against employment scams;Online passport renewal services have expanded eligibility, allowing more people to apply conveniently online;And the Fulong International Sand Sculpture Art Festival returns, featuring famous movie characters transformed into impressive sand sculptures along Taiwan's northeast coast.Let's take a look at this week's major news stories.1.Taipei Launches Caregiver Training ProgramsAs demand for dementia and elderly care continues to grow, Taipei City has introduced training courses for migrant caregivers. Topics include dementia care, home nursing, swallowing assistance, and oral care. The courses combine professional instruction with practical exercises. Indonesian-language classes and interpretation services are also available to help caregivers, employers, and family members build consistent caregiving skills and improve home care quality.2.Health Authorities Urge Vigilance Against COVID-19COVID-19 remains a public health concern, with attention focused on medical visits and severe cases. Health authorities remind seniors aged 65 and above, as well as people with chronic illnesses, to pay close attention to their health. The public is encouraged to maintain good hand hygiene and respiratory etiquette. Anyone experiencing symptoms such as fever, coughing, or a sore throat should rest and seek medical advice promptly.3.New Taipei City Warns Job Seekers About Employment ScamsWith summer job opportunities increasing, employment scams remain a risk for young job seekers. Fraudsters often advertise high salaries, no experience requirements, or overseas job opportunities to attract victims before requesting bank accounts, personal documents, or fees. New Taipei City's Labor Affairs Department has released awareness videos reminding job seekers to verify company information and avoid suspicious requests.4.Expanded Eligibility for Online Passport RenewalTo make passport renewal more convenient, Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has expanded eligibility for online passport renewal services. Adults whose passports have expired or have less than one year of validity remaining, and who do not need to change personal information, may apply online. Travelers are also advised to check passport validity requirements before planning overseas trips.5.Fulong Sand Sculpture Festival Features Popular Movie CharactersThe Fulong International Sand Sculpture Art Festival showcases sand sculptures inspired by popular films and animated characters. Visitors can see creations based on Jurassic World, Shrek, Kung Fu Panda, and other well-known titles. Along with coastal scenery, themed events and cycling activities offer visitors a chance to experience the natural beauty and summer atmosphere of Taiwan's northeast coast.Thank you for watching Weekly News Highlights.New Immigrant Global News Network keeps you informed about current affairs, helping you understand Taiwan and connect with the world.

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This week's five major headlines include: Scammers impersonating government officials and asking people to add LINE accounts for official business; New Taipei City's Public Works Department reminds the public to stay alert against fraud; Chiayi's Dongshi oysters are now in season, promoting coastal tourism through seafood cuisine and fishing village experiences; Health authorities continue monitoring the Ebola situation and remind travelers to follow health management guidelines; Doctors warn that blurred vision after cataract surgery may be linked to macular degeneration and should be checked early; And Taoyuan is offering postpartum caregiver training programs for new immigrants to develop professional childcare and maternal care skills.Let's take a look at this week's major news stories.【1】Fake Officials Requesting LINE Contacts Raise Fraud Concerns Fraud schemes continue to evolve. Recently, scammers have impersonated New Taipei City government officials and contacted contractors by phone, asking them to add specific LINE accounts for official business. Authorities remind the public that government agencies do not use personal accounts to request personal information or handle official matters. People should verify identities before responding to suspicious calls or messages.【2】Dongshi Oyster Season Promotes Coastal Tourism in Chiayi Dongshi oysters in Chiayi have entered their peak season, attracting visitors with their fresh and flavorful taste. Local tourism combines seafood cuisine with fishing village experiences, inviting travelers to explore coastal communities. In addition to enjoying oysters and seafood dishes, visitors can also learn about oyster farming culture and local fishing traditions.【3】Travelers Advised to Monitor Health Amid Ebola Concerns As Ebola outbreaks continue to draw international attention, health authorities are strengthening border monitoring and disease prevention measures. Travelers returning from affected regions are advised to practice self-health management and watch for symptoms such as fever, headache, and muscle pain. Anyone feeling unwell should seek medical attention and inform healthcare providers of their travel history.【4】Blurred Vision After Cataract Surgery May Signal Macular Degeneration Some older adults continue to experience blurred or distorted vision after cataract surgery. Doctors note that this may be related to age-related macular degeneration. Because the macula is responsible for central vision, damage can affect reading and daily activities. People experiencing sudden vision changes or image distortion should seek an eye examination as soon as possible.【5】Taoyuan Launches Postpartum Care Training for New Immigrants To meet growing demand for maternal and infant care services, Taoyuan continues promoting postpartum caregiver training programs for new immigrants. The courses cover maternal care, infant safety, and practical caregiving skills. Participants who complete the training can receive certificates and access employment matching services, creating more opportunities in the childcare and caregiving sectors.Thank you for watching Weekly Focus News.New Immigrant Global News Network - connecting Taiwan to the world.

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Kaohsiung childcare rent subsidy 3.0 launched, larger families can receive up to NT$36,000 a year

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