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The NT$20 billion project aims to bring AI, IoT temperature control, and cloud monitoring into everyday food logistics, with completion expected in 2028.
Kaohsiung is turning its winter waterfront into a full-on pop culture night out. From Ultraman (超人力霸王) installations and light shows to FamilyMart collectible drink collabs, the city is building a “go, sip, shoot, post” route that fits how young travelers actually move.
“Yesen Animal School” (野森動物學校) began trial operations on January 17, 2026 in Neimen District (內門區), Kaohsiung. Positioned as an immersive, interactive animal and life-education park rather than a traditional zoo, it uses tiered pricing, full reservations, and cultural tie-ins to strengthen Eastern Kaohsiung’s tourism economy.
The Taipei Exchange (TPEx) [證券櫃檯買賣中心] is moving closer to southern Taiwan’s startup scene by co-hosting the third 2026 Kaohsiung Startup Investment DEMO DAY [高雄創業投資 DEMO DAY]. The program combines GISA fundraising rules, investor practice, and pitch deck training, aiming to shorten the path from product validation to capital market readiness.
The Ocean Fuji cruise ship (海洋富士號) canceled its scheduled January 22 arrival at Taichung Port (台中港), once again dashing hopes for the city, which has waited nearly seven years for a cruise ship to dock.
Hotels themselves propose the registered maximum price when submitting pricing for record. The local authority reviews the submission for formality and compliance, but does not set or “approve” an arbitrary cap based on economic fairness. Authorities may reject filings for procedural issues, but they do not set price levels based on “market fairness.”
County officials emphasized that the park serves as an educational bridge, allowing younger generations to explore the township’s farming history through safe, inclusive play.
Upon close inspection, Chung discovered that the sign used by the city lacked this white border, rendering it legally invalid as a formal traffic prohibition.
Beyond the food, the event has created a significant spillover effect for nearby attractions, with hotels and small shops in the city center reporting nearly full capacity.
By KHT Staff TAINAN — The Tainan Work-for-Good Volunteer Team (台南做工行善團) spent their Sunday morning in Guantian District (官田區), racing against the clock to finish a home renovation for a vulnerable resident before the Lunar New Year. The project marks the 322nd house completed by the group, which consists of professional painters, carpenters, and electricians who volunteer their weekends. The recipient of the latest project is a woman surnamed Chen (陳) from the Pinuyumayan (卑南族) community. Living alone on a basic senior allowance, Chen’s home was severely damaged during a previous typhoon. The volunteer painters finished the final coats of…
