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Taichung Invites Foreign Workers to Enjoy Free Summer Trips to Lihpao Resort

The 114th-year Recreational Activities for Foreign Workers in Taichung brought together participants from various countries to enjoy cultural exchange and group activities. (Photo/Taichung City Government)
The 114th-year Recreational Activities for Foreign Workers in Taichung brought together participants from various countries to enjoy cultural exchange and group activities. (Photo/Taichung City Government)

To support foreign workers in Taichung and encourage healthy recreational activities, the Taichung City Labor Affairs Bureau is once again launching its “Recreational Activities for Foreign Workers” program. The program will be held in five sessions at Lihpao Resort in Houli District from July to September and is open free of charge to legally employed foreign workers, employers, and management personnel.

The first session will take place on July 19, followed by additional sessions on August 2, August 16, August 30, and September 6. For the first time, participants can choose between Discovery World and Mala Bay, allowing them to enjoy either amusement rides or water attractions according to their preferences.

In addition to leisure activities, the program includes multicultural exchanges, daily life information, legal awareness promotion, and prize-winning quizzes. Participants from Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand, the Philippines, and other countries will have opportunities to relax, build friendships, and experience Taichung's welcoming and diverse environment.

According to the Labor Affairs Bureau, more than 110,000 foreign workers are currently employed in Taichung. They play an important role in industrial development and family caregiving. Shuttle transportation services and multilingual consultation staff will also be available to assist participants.

The city government will continue providing services such as legal consultation, language learning, vocational training, and cultural exchange programs. Eligible foreign workers are encouraged to register early, as participation is limited.

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