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Taipei Music Festival Offers NT$600 Vouchers and Shopping Incentives

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

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  • Attendees of the JJA Asia Music Festival in Taipei can receive NT$600 in electronic cash vouchers.
  • Vouchers can be used at designated businesses in Taipei's commercial districts, markets, and night markets.
  • Participants using the vouchers by September 27th are eligible for prize drawings, including electronics and festival merchandise.

The JJA Asia Music Festival, taking place on August 29th and 30th in Taipei, is extending the experience beyond the music with the "Show Up Taipei" initiative. This program encourages festival-goers to explore the city by offering substantial discounts at local establishments.

Festival attendees can register their tickets via the Taipei Pass app or the event's official website to receive NT$600 in electronic cash vouchers. These vouchers are divided into NT$100 coupons for commercial districts, markets, and night markets, allowing visitors to enjoy dining, shopping, and local cuisine.

The initiative aims to integrate the music festival with a broader Taipei city experience, encouraging attendees to extend their stay and patronize local businesses. This promotion not only benefits the festival-goers by reducing their expenses but also stimulates economic activity within Taipei's commercial areas.

Furthermore, those who successfully claim and use their electronic cash vouchers by September 27th will be entered into a prize draw. Prizes include SONY WH-CH520 Bluetooth headphones and exclusive JJA Asia Music Festival merchandise, adding an extra layer of excitement to the event.

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