Chinese wont visit Tawan because...



There is a decline of Chinese tourist visit to Taiwan.
Analysts in Taipei guess this is a revenge as both countries refuse to have talks over issues like the incident of the bus fire that involved Chinese tourist.
Hotels and tour operators with facilities for large groups are facing serious losses. Kaohsiung and Taitung where the hotels are located are really feeling the impact and it is the point where the dat tour starts and ends.
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