Press releases (53)
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Press ReleasesKeelung Port & Taiwan Railway Arrange Pedal-Powered Taipei Highlights Tour for AIDA Cruises’ Maiden Visit on AIDAdiva
Port of Keelung received the maiden visit by AIDA Cruises’ AIDAdiva and its 1,977 passengers at 07:00 on January 23rd, 2026.
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Press ReleasesTIPC Wins Big at Taiwan’s Public Construction “Oscars”, Sets New Standard for Green, Resilient, Sustainable Port Engineering
The presentation ceremony for the 25th Public Construction Golden Quality Awards, organized by the Public Construction Commission (PCC), was held on January 21st, 2026, with awards presented by R.O.C. Premier Jung-tai Cho.
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Press ReleasesMaking Impressive Headway against Strong Headwinds: TIPC’s 2026 Game Plan
The sluggish global economy, ongoing supply chain restructuring, and rise in geopolitical risks stress-tested the capabilities and resilience of the global shipping sector in 2025.
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Press ReleasesTIPC Now Five-Time Winner of a Prestigious “Happy Enterprise” Gold Award
Supported by solid humanistic management values and practices, Taiwan International Ports Corporation (TIPC) was recently honored with a Happy Enterprise Gold Award (trade and logistics category) for the fifth time in the 1111 Job Bank Happy Enterprise Awards.
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Press ReleasesRenovation Work on West Wharf Nos. 16~18 & 20 Further Raises Operational Safety and Efficiency at Port of Keelung
Taiwan International Ports Corporation (TIPC) subsidiary Port of Keelung announces the completion of project work covering the replacement of West Gantry Crane Rail Lines 17 and 18 and the repair of West Wharf Nos. 16~18 and 20.
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Press ReleasesNew Heavy-Duty Wharves #37 and #38 expected at Port of Taichung for Offshore Wind Support
To meet public policy of Offshore Wind Zonal and Grid-Connection Development, Taiwan International Ports Corporation (TIPC) allocated NT$3.5 billion to construct two new heavy-duty wharves (#37 and #38) at Port of Taichung, with work scheduled for completion in March of next year (2026).
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Press ReleasesTIPC Commended for Excellence at the 2025 Taiwan Corporate Sustainability Awards (TCSA)
Taiwan International Ports Corporation (TIPC) was again recognized for its sustainability efforts with the receipt for the third year in a row of a Taiwan Corporate Sustainability (TCS) Gold Award for Sustainability Reporting as well as a TCS category award for Transparency and Integrity Leadership.
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Press ReleasesWith Taiwan’s Cruise Industry Profile Rising, TIPC Welcomes Nine-Day Visit of Representatives from Two Major Cruise Lines
As part of ongoing efforts to boost Taiwan’s profile and attractiveness in the Asia-Pacific cruise market, Taiwan International Ports Corporation (TIPC) maintains an open invitation for cruise ship companies to visit TIPC port facilities and investigate the country’s touristic allures.
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Press ReleasesPride of Taiwan! Kaohsiung Port Cruise Terminal Honored with Two Prestigious Awards
Taiwan International Ports Corporation (TIPC) is pleased to announce its Kaohsiung Port Cruise Terminal building has won two prestigious APIGBA awards at the 2025 Asia Pacific Intelligent Green Building Alliance Conference in Macau.
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Press ReleasesPort of Hualien to Welcome First Overnight Cruise Ship Call, Opening New Page for Tourism on Taiwan’s Pacific Coast
The international cruise liner Villa Vie Odyssey is scheduled to make its maiden call at Port of Hualien on September 13th (2025) and, after spending the night in port, will depart on the following day.
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Press ReleasesKaohsiung and Nanaimo Announce Sister Port Relations, Deepening Bilateral Ties and Opening New Opportunities
The four-day (8/10-13) 111th annual conference of the Association of Pacific Ports (APP) currently ongoing in the city of Nanaimo in British Columbia, Canada was the venue Port of Kaohsiung, TIPC and Nanaimo Port Authority chose to formally announce their new sister port relationship.
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Press ReleasesPort of Hualien Seawall Damaged in 2024 Typhoon Kong-Ray to be Fully Repaired by Late July 2026
Super Typhoon Kong-ray, which made landfall in northern Taitung County on October 31st, 2024, did significant damage to Port of Hualien’s eastern seawall.
