台灣永續旅行協會 Sustainable Travel Taiwan

台灣永續旅行協會 Sustainable Travel Taiwan The platform to explore Taiwan in a sustainable way.

We encourage a more responsible type of tourism by helping the sustainable development of the actors of the tourism sector, but also a more sustainable way to travel for the tourists themself.

再次恭喜得獎者🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆  東北角及宜蘭海岸風景區管理處
18/06/2025

再次恭喜得獎者🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆 東北角及宜蘭海岸風景區管理處

【恭喜獲獎者】🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉第三屆大東北角永續實踐故事競賽獲獎名單🏆一般企業組第一名(獲獎作品編號N_04)報名單位:亞典菓子工場營業名稱:亞典菓子工場故事題目:一滴水的回家路-亞典與宜蘭的永續共好🏆一般企業組第二名(獲獎作品編號N_08)報名...
02/06/2025

【恭喜獲獎者】🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

第三屆大東北角永續實踐故事競賽獲獎名單

🏆一般企業組第一名(獲獎作品編號N_04)
報名單位:亞典菓子工場
營業名稱:亞典菓子工場
故事題目:一滴水的回家路-亞典與宜蘭的永續共好

🏆一般企業組第二名(獲獎作品編號N_08)
報名單位:新北市品味貢寮創生協會
營業名稱:品味貢寮協會
故事題目:遇見雞母嶺-在水梯田間,重拾與土地的記憶

🏆一般企業組第三名(獲獎作品編號N_06)
報名單位:青浪行銷工作室
營業名稱:青浪行銷工作室
故事題目:讓故事留下來——從藝術地圖到解謎遊戲,找回老街的文化靈魂

🏅綠色企業組第一名(獲獎作品編號G_04)
報名單位:福隆貝悅大飯店股份有限公司
營業名稱:福隆貝悅大飯店股份有限公司
故事題目:2024 福容大飯店福隆貢寮水梯田復耕計畫

🏅綠色企業組第二名(獲獎作品編號G_06)
報名單位:九號咖啡外澳館/礁溪九號股份有限公司-外澳營業所
營業名稱:礁溪九號股份有限公司-外澳營業所
故事題目:外澳沙灘生態維護與淨灘

🏅綠色企業組第三名(獲獎作品編號G_01)
報名單位:山形閣 YAMAGATA KAKU HOTEL & SPA/福泰國際旅館管理顧問股份有限公司-礁溪分公司
營業名稱:福泰國際旅館管理顧問股份有限公司-礁溪分公司
故事題目:《從礁溪出發,用每一口在地滋味為氣候降溫》

訊息發佈內容-東北角及宜蘭海岸國家風景區觀光資訊網

【跨域共學 家鄉守護】2025 日本町並大會將於10/31-11/2在台北舉辦。對於日本町並保存與台灣社區、文化資產保存有性趣的朋友們請記得留下10/31-11/2時間,參與第一次在海外(台灣)舉辦的日本町並大會專題工作坊。😃👣👣👣👣👣👣👣
23/05/2025

【跨域共學 家鄉守護】
2025 日本町並大會將於10/31-11/2在台北舉辦。

對於日本町並保存與台灣社區、文化資產保存有性趣的朋友們請記得留下10/31-11/2時間,參與第一次在海外(台灣)舉辦的日本町並大會專題工作坊。

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🎉🎉 恭喜 宜蘭傳藝園區 登上 Green Destinations 2024 百大故事榜。
20/05/2025

🎉🎉 恭喜 宜蘭傳藝園區 登上 Green Destinations 2024 百大故事榜。

🎉 Congratulations, 宜蘭傳藝園區, for featuring in the Green Destinations 2024 Top 100 Story List.

The local community in Yilan is losing its precious cultural asset, “the orange turtle sharing ceremony”, due to urban development, causing the migration of the young generation. With fewer people engaging in agricultural work, this tradition of “sharing culture” and bamboo weaving skills has gradually disappeared. To support sustaining this tradition, the Sunmake Culture Foundation has taken on the responsibility of revitalising this intangible folk art. For the last 7 years, this project has helped preserve the traditional skills and cultural significance, bringing back pride to the local community.

🔗 Read the full story. Explore the complete collection of 2024 Top 100 Stories: https://www.greendestinations.org/home/what-we-do/solutions-for-travellers/top-100-destination-stories/

🎉 恭喜 東部海岸國家風景區管理處 登上 Green Destinations 2024 百大故事榜。
20/05/2025

🎉 恭喜 東部海岸國家風景區管理處 登上 Green Destinations 2024 百大故事榜。

🎉 Congratulations, 【Nga'ayho】你好,東海岸, for featuring in the Green Destinations 2024 Top 100 Story List.

The Fugang Community, where Xiaoyeliu Recreation Area is located, faces major issues such as population outflow, ageing, and environmental impacts caused by transient tourists. Therefore, we collaborated with the Fugang Community to establish the Fugang Geopark and, through destination management, achieve a balance in the region's ecology, community economy, and culture. These strategies include ecological guided experiences (such as night visits to Xiaoyeliu and the Shell Collection Project to provide homes for hermit crabs), promoting environmental education (such as Xiaoyeliu Nature Classroom), and community revitalisation and marketing (such as the Fugang Harbour Regional Tourism Circle Plan). The traditional fishing-based economy has gradually declined, and as a transit port for trips to Orchid Island and Green Island, Fugang has struggled to attract tourists to stay and has failed to highlight its local characteristics. To address these issues, the establishment of the Fugang Geopark is crucial.

🔗 Read the full story. Explore the complete collection of 2024 Top 100 Stories: https://www.greendestinations.org/home/what-we-do/solutions-for-travellers/top-100-destination-stories/

🎉 恭喜 東北角及宜蘭海岸國家風景區管理處 登上 Green Destinations 2024 百大故事榜。
20/05/2025

🎉 恭喜 東北角及宜蘭海岸國家風景區管理處 登上 Green Destinations 2024 百大故事榜。

🎉 Congratulations, 東北角之友, for featuring in the Green Destinations 2024 Top 100 Story List.

The Zhuangwei Dune Ecological Park aims to boost regional tourism. To balance tourism development with the natural environment, NEYC initiated the "Zhuangwei Dune Ecological Park Construction and Development Project" in 2008. The park's construction would harm the local landscape and ecological environment. Therefore, NEYC has formulated and implemented natural and landscape planning principles. These include reducing the volume of significant buildings within the park, establishing regular maintenance and review protocols for park landscaping, and flexibly using outdoor spaces for art performances. These strategies have been recognised with awards, and we have observed that the park possesses rich ecological resources.

🔗 Read the full story. Explore the complete collection of 2024 Top 100 Stories: https://www.greendestinations.org/home/what-we-do/solutions-for-travellers/top-100-destination-stories/

🎉 恭喜 北海岸及觀音山國家風景區管理處 登上 Green Destinations 2024 百大故事榜。
20/05/2025

🎉 恭喜 北海岸及觀音山國家風景區管理處 登上 Green Destinations 2024 百大故事榜。

🎉 Congratulations, 北觀粉絲團-幸福北海岸, for featuring in the Green Destinations 2024 Top 100 Story List.

The ocean of North Coast and Guanyinshan National Scenic Area (NSA) currents have caused significant marine debris accumulation on reefs and beaches. This debris threatens the area's biological and economic productivity, making the cleanup of coastal waste a critical environmental issue for the sustainability of the North Coast's ecosystem and its associated human activities. Through beach cleaning mechanisms, it has been possible to create value for recycled marine waste materials and shape an industrial chain for marine waste recycling. The aims are to create a zero-waste tourism environment and disseminate the the importance of small daily actions for the local community. Thanks to these initiatives, it has been possible promoting the Satoumi initiative: a balanced relationship between humans, sea and costal ecosystem.

🔗 Read the full story. Explore the complete collection of 2024 Top 100 Stories: https://www.greendestinations.org/home/what-we-do/solutions-for-travellers/top-100-destination-stories/

🎉 恭喜 雲嘉南濱海國家風景區管理處 登上 Green Destinations 2024 百大故事榜。
20/05/2025

🎉 恭喜 雲嘉南濱海國家風景區管理處 登上 Green Destinations 2024 百大故事榜。

🎉 Congratulations, 雲嘉南,好好玩!!!(雲嘉南濱海風景區), for featuring in the Green Destinations 2024 Top 100 Story List.

After salt fields were abandoned, the Southwest Coast of Taiwan became an attraction to various bird species, developing rich wetland ecosystems. However, issues like waste and uncontrolled resource extraction arose. To fight against these issues, the SWC National Scenic Area Administration was established to promote ecological protection and awareness and encourage sustainable tourism development. Wetlands became environmental education sites due to collaboration and commitment between the public and private sectors.

🔗 Read the full story. Explore the complete collection of 2024 Top 100 Stories: https://www.greendestinations.org/home/what-we-do/solutions-for-travellers/top-100-destination-stories/

🎉 恭喜 澎湖國家風景區管理處 登上 Green Destinations 2024 百大故事榜。
20/05/2025

🎉 恭喜 澎湖國家風景區管理處 登上 Green Destinations 2024 百大故事榜。

🎉 Congratulations, 澎湖國家風景區管理處, for featuring in the Green Destinations 2024 Top 100 Story List.

In the past century, large-scale fishing, coastal development, and waste pollution have drastically reduced the number of green turtles returning to Wanganui to nest. Nesting protection areas were designated to protect their habitat, and rangers and volunteers were deployed. The first "Green Turtle Conservation Centre" in Taiwan was established in Wangan, focusing on ecological conservation education and showcasing Wangan's ecological resources. The centre provides shelter for injured turtles, assists professionals in research and rescue efforts, and promotes eco-tourism and marine ecological education. Since 1995, over a hundred female turtles (not distinguishing repeated returns) have returned to Wangan to nest. This unique ecological resource attracts tourists annually, facilitating workshops and camps to promote marine ecological education and generate economic income for the local community.

🔗 Read the full story. Explore the complete collection of 2024 Top 100 Stories: https://www.greendestinations.org/home/what-we-do/solutions-for-travellers/top-100-destination-stories/

🎉 恭喜 台中市政府觀光旅遊局 登上 Green Destinations 2024 百大故事榜。
20/05/2025

🎉 恭喜 台中市政府觀光旅遊局 登上 Green Destinations 2024 百大故事榜。

🎉 Congratulations, Taichung City, for featuring in the Green Destinations 2024 Top 100 Story List.

In the mountainous rural district of Xinshe in central Taiwan’s Taichung City, residents have mainly relied on agriculture (fruits, mushrooms) for their livelihoods. In 2005, an agency responsible for conducting local seedling research sought to improve the soil using green manure. The result was unexpected, a 32-hectare “sea of flowers,” which attracted crowds of tourists, bringing a series of problems, including traffic jams, chaotic arrangement of vendor stalls, and environmental pollution, which began to affect the quality of life of residents and reduced their support for these activities. In response, the destination manager spent 10 years gradually resolving many of these issues. Last year, it initiated a collaborative project with elderly residents, as part of its efforts to implement new experiences for residents, businesses, and tourists. All these surprises have come about due to flower power.

🔗 Read the full story. Explore the complete collection of 2024 Top 100 Stories: https://www.greendestinations.org/home/what-we-do/solutions-for-travellers/top-100-destination-stories/

🎉 恭喜 日月潭國家風景區管理處 登上 Green Destinations 2024 百大故事榜。
20/05/2025

🎉 恭喜 日月潭國家風景區管理處 登上 Green Destinations 2024 百大故事榜。

🎉 Congratulations, 日月潭國家風景區管理處, for featuring in the Green Destinations 2024 Top 100 Story List.

OneLife Hostel, a GTS-certified local business owner, initiated the Pure Pool campaign and called on the participation of the SUP industry to join in with the local Shao culture to launch the ‘Challenge of a One-Day Trash-Free Trip’. Although most participants were initially passive, we actively promoted the Sun Moon Lake Good Neighbour Project by offering free recycled cups and complimentary drinking water. Through board games, we were able to have more conversations with our stakeholders. Gradually, we found that the stakeholders had changed from passive participation to proactively raising the issues they face and the actions they want to take in the future.

🔗 Read the full story. Explore the complete collection of 2024 Top 100 Stories: https://www.greendestinations.org/home/what-we-do/solutions-for-travellers/top-100-destination-stories/

恭喜兩腳詩集概念旅館!
20/05/2025

恭喜兩腳詩集概念旅館!

🎉 Congratulations, 兩腳詩集 綠活學旅, for featuring in the Green Destinations 2024 Top 100 Story List.

As not many travellers grasp the true meaning of sustainability, Footprint Inn was built with the aim to create a bond between people and the planet. The facility encourages guests to prioritise earth-friendly experiences over personal preferences, with the hope of inspiring more conscious travel.

🔗 Read the full story. Explore the complete collection of 2024 Top 100 Stories: https://www.greendestinations.org/home/what-we-do/solutions-for-travellers/top-100-destination-stories/

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The concept of Sustainable Travel, or Sustainable Tourism, are relatively new in Taiwan, but they echo with the core values of our traditional culture. Over the past few decades, Taiwan has been blessed with a so-called “Economic Miracle” in terms of our economic growth. However, the pursuit of growth in GDP and the blind embrace of capitalism, has also taken its toll on the natural and social environment of Taiwan. Over the past decade or so, more and more people have awakened and have taken action to re-build sustainable communities and advocate for the importance of environmental protection and preservation of natural resources. The concept of eco-travel has been widely known and accepted with the progress of this “green movement”.

In 2008, a group of young Taiwanese believed there must be a way to develop economic growth through sustainable travel/tourism, in which the local community and natural environment is not only preserved, but even thrives. Our efforts to promote awareness over the past few years eventually gave birth to Sustainable Travel International Taiwan (STI Taiwan), with the full-support from Sustainable Travel International (STI), a non-profit organization based in Portland Oregon.

Our main goal is to promote awareness of Sustainable Taiwan. We aim to reach that goal in two ways:

First, we aim to promote the sustainable program to local businesses in the tourism industry among the Chinese community.