The Tourism Bureau of MOTC invited a total of 35 influencers from Thailand, Vietnam, and other nations to promote Taiwanese cuisine using the Instagram filter "Taiwan Yummy Tour," which depicts Taiwanese snacks. The Tourism Bureau also invited Malaysian influencers, 3P (Caven, Danny, and Kevin), recorded the Electric-Techno Neon Gods dance(電音三太子), and transmitted Taiwan's distinctive culture to Southeast Asian nations.
BUBBLE TEA CHALLENGE game.Photo provided by the Tourism Bureau of MOTC
The Tourism Bureau also created the "BUBBLE TEA Battle" game, which is based on the Taiwanese beverage pearl milk tea, to expand the number of young people from Southeast Asian nations who may play. By accessing the internet and beginning the game on a computer, mobile phone, or tablet, you may enter the lucky draw. 500 players will be chosen at random based on the winning serial number to get "free pearl milk tea" at the cooperative shop.
Taiwan Yummy Tour, the Instagram filter.Photo provided by the Tourism Bureau of MOTC
Players simply need to open their mouths to catch these delectable snacks to score points in the "Taiwan Yummy Tour" Instagram filter, which features Xiaolongbao, chicken chops, stinky tofu, and other snacks that represent Taiwan. By eating Taiwanese food and posting pictures of yourself doing so, you can experience the allure of Taiwanese cuisine no matter where you are.
Malaysian influencers dance the Electric-Techno Neon Gods dance(電音三太子).Photo provided by the Tourism Bureau of MOTC
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"Taiker Challenge" was also introduced by the Tourism Bureau. Caven, Danny, and Kevin, three Malaysian influencers, utilized IG REELS to record the Electric-Techno Neon Gods dance and tag other KOLs to dance with them. More young friends from Southeast Asian nations are drawn to Taiwan for tourism thanks to the influence of social networks.
