Few dishes embody a region’s history and identity like Chiayi’s Turkey Rice (嘉義火雞肉飯), a humble yet iconic dish rooted in Taiwan’s postwar turkey farming boom. This flavorful blend of shredded turkey, steamed rice, and gravy perfectly captures the city’s rich culinary heritage.
Order by January 15 for an exclusive 10% discount! With Lunar New Year just one month away, Regent Taipei is thrilled to offer an exciting lineup of festive takeout feasts, now available for pre-order! Featuring delicious dishes from Silks House, Lan Ting, Mihan Honke, Robin’s Steakhouse, and more, our specially curated menus showcase the best…
Audrey Tang, Taiwan’s former Minister of Digital Affairs, envisions AI as a tool to strengthen democracy by fostering consensus, combating misinformation, and bridging ideological divides. Through initiatives like Alignment Assemblies and bridging algorithms, Tang demonstrates how Taiwan leverages open-source technology and democratic values to create collaborative, inclusive digital spaces that counter authoritarian influence and enhance global AI governance.
For the first time in over two decades, Taiwanese investments in the United States surpassed those in China, signaling a significant realignment of Taiwan’s economic priorities amid shifting global trade dynamics. Driven by major players like TSMC and bolstered by U.S. incentives, this trend reflects deeper U.S.-Taiwan ties and a strategic move to diversify operations and mitigate risks.
By Nikki Dong and Alex Myslinski Lai Embarks On South Pacific Tour President Lai Ching-te on November 30 departed for his first overseas trip since taking office in May. His itinerary, lasting through December 6, includes stopovers in Hawaii and Guam en route to visiting the Marshall Islands, Tuvalu, and Palau, Taiwan’s three diplomatic allies in…
By Nikki Dong & Alex Myslinski Growth Forecasts Rise, Exports Boom The International Monetary Fund projects Taiwan’s economic growth rate this year to be around 2.2%, indicating a cautiously optimistic outlook as Taiwan navigates external economic pressures and domestic recovery initiatives. The Directorate General of Budget, Accounting and Statistics (DGBAS) forecasts a growth rate of…
Taiwan’s economy has thrived this year, fueled by strong demand for high-tech exports and vibrant domestic consumption and investment. However, uncertainties such as U.S. trade policies, a slowing Chinese economy, and geopolitical tensions pose challenges for 2025. While economic growth is expected to moderate, Taiwan’s resilience in innovation and global markets continues to drive optimism.
Chiayi City, often overshadowed by Alishan, offers rich cultural heritage, historical landmarks, and local delights like turkey rice. With vibrant events like the Chiayi City International Band Festival and convenient transportation, it’s emerging as a must-visit destination in Taiwan.
Looking ahead to 2025, Taiwan Business TOPICS highlights a pivotal year for Taiwan’s economy, international relations, and societal resilience, shaped by opportunities, and challenges on a global scale.
Taiwan’s draft AI Basic Act takes a key step in regulating artificial intelligence by balancing innovation with oversight through a flexible framework. Ongoing dialogue and refinement are crucial to addressing data privacy, global alignment, and stakeholder roles, ensuring Taiwan’s leadership in ethical AI governance.
