Up to US$30,000 worth of prizes!


The MEET TAIWAN Program, organized by the Bureau of Foreign Trade, Ministry of 
Economic Affairs, is launching an all-new GREENTOPIA: Sustainable MICE City 
proposal competition in 2022, incorporating sustainability elements such as the 
United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and calling on business 
professionals from around the world to participate by submitting creative 
proposals for sustainable MICE events in Taiwan. Proposal winners will not only 
get a cash prize, they will also become the first virtual citizens of 
GREENTOPIA.

It takes only three minutes to register online and, just for doing so, one of 
two high-end business laptops from a famous Taiwanese brand could be won. The 
registration period begins on August 4, 2022. For further details, visit the 
official campaign website at http://greentopia.meettaiwan.com

- Stage 1: Starting August 4, go to the campaign website and click on Apply; 
spend 3 minutes to complete the online application for a chance to win a 
high-end business laptop. Qualified applications will receive a notification 
letter and be able to advance to Stage 2.

- Stage 2: By October 19, qualified applicants should submit a proposal for a 
sustainable MICE event in Taiwan. Five winners will each get a share of the 
US$30,000 prize and a GREENTOPIA e-Citizenship Card.

Please visit http://greentopia.meettaiwan.com for detailed information about 
the GREENTOPIA: Sustainable MICE City proposal competition.

CONTACT: greentopia@taitra.org.tw

SOURCE: TAIWAN EXTERNAL TRADE DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL

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   Caption: An official launching ceremony for Sustainable MICE City 
Competition. Guann-Jyh Lee, Deputy Director General, Bureau of Foreign Trade, 
middle, MOEA, Simon Wang, President & CEO, TAITRA, second form the right and 
KOL Mr. Remy Gils, second form the left. (Credit: MEET TAIWAN)