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"2024 Taiwan Lantern Festival in Tainan" incorporates elements of Tainan 400 culture and green energy technology into the Anping and High-Speed Rail Lantern Districts, and also provides barrier-free facilities and services. Since its opening, more than 11.83 million people have visited the Lantern Festival. Chairman Cheng Shu-yun of the Lantern Festival Accessibility Committee has organized a group to invite wheelchair users to a two-day tour of the Tainan Lantern Festival. The first group (5 days) of the disabled tour group visited the High-Speed Rail Lantern District. The barrier-free services and guided tours are very satisfactory. The "2024 Taiwan Lantern Festival in Tainan" exhibition period will end on March 10. Visitors who have not yet visited the lantern festival are welcome to come to Tainan to enjoy the lanterns together.
Mayor Huang Weizhe said that in order to implement and protect the rights of people with disabilities, allowing everyone to travel to Tainan and building friendly tourism is the common goal of the city government team. We welcome Chairman Cheng Shu-yun of the Taiwan Accessible Tourism Development Association to support Tainan. We have specially organized a two-day tour from Taipei to the south of Tainan. The first stop is the high-speed rail light area to visit orchids and flower lanterns. The itinerary also arranges historical sites and cultural park attractions to experience Tainan together. A tourist-friendly city.
Director Lin Guohua of the Tourism Bureau said that on the eve of the opening of the lantern festival, he specially invited Chairman Cheng Shuyun of the Taiwan Accessible Tourism Development Association, Chairman Lin Zhaokun of the Tainan City Accessibility Association, and Secretary Qiu Lisu of the Tainan City Shenghui Association, etc. , conducted an on-site survey of barrier-free facilities and services for the "2024 Taiwan Lantern Festival in Tainan" and provided suggestions to the Accessibility Committee for improvements one by one.
Cheng Shu-yun, chairman of the Taiwan Accessible Tourism Development Association, said that from the barrier-free survey before turning on the lights to actually leading a group to visit Tainan, she is very sure that the Tainan City Government team attaches great importance to barrier-free facilities and can provide appropriate services. Participating group members also said that during their visit to the high-speed rail lantern area, they felt the enthusiasm of the tour guides and staff. Through the teacher's introduction, they had a better understanding of the creative concept of the lanterns. Through the guidance of the teachers and staff, tourists can better understand the appreciation of the lanterns. The lights move. It was the first time for many group members to participate in the lantern festival. The lantern area has a friendly environment and the guided tours are equipped with barrier-free ramps, making it convenient and smooth. I felt the care of the Tainan City Government team.
Mayor Huang Weizhe said that in order to implement and protect the rights of people with disabilities, allowing everyone to travel to Tainan and building friendly tourism is the common goal of the city government team. We welcome Chairman Cheng Shu-yun of the Taiwan Accessible Tourism Development Association to support Tainan. We have specially organized a two-day tour from Taipei to the south of Tainan. The first stop is the high-speed rail light area to visit orchids and flower lanterns. The itinerary also arranges historical sites and cultural park attractions to experience Tainan together. A tourist-friendly city.
Director Lin Guohua of the Tourism Bureau said that on the eve of the opening of the lantern festival, he specially invited Chairman Cheng Shuyun of the Taiwan Accessible Tourism Development Association, Chairman Lin Zhaokun of the Tainan City Accessibility Association, and Secretary Qiu Lisu of the Tainan City Shenghui Association, etc. , conducted an on-site survey of barrier-free facilities and services for the "2024 Taiwan Lantern Festival in Tainan" and provided suggestions to the Accessibility Committee for improvements one by one.
Cheng Shu-yun, chairman of the Taiwan Accessible Tourism Development Association, said that from the barrier-free survey before turning on the lights to actually leading a group to visit Tainan, she is very sure that the Tainan City Government team attaches great importance to barrier-free facilities and can provide appropriate services. Participating group members also said that during their visit to the high-speed rail lantern area, they felt the enthusiasm of the tour guides and staff. Through the teacher's introduction, they had a better understanding of the creative concept of the lanterns. Through the guidance of the teachers and staff, tourists can better understand the appreciation of the lanterns. The lights move. It was the first time for many group members to participate in the lantern festival. The lantern area has a friendly environment and the guided tours are equipped with barrier-free ramps, making it convenient and smooth. I felt the care of the Tainan City Government team.
