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The Tourism and Tourism Bureau's mission is to "provide a friendly, high-quality, sustainable tourism environment, and make New Taipei a charming international tourist city", and to "build a green tourism brand in New Taipei", "create a place with smart tourism, and recreate it."
The City Emblem. The design of the emblem was based on the Chinese characters for Taipei (台北), which combine to form an arrow that points both upward and downward to symbolize eternal prosperity. The lines crossing under the center of the arrow’s shaft represent the modern city with its crisscrossing bridges and cultural diversity.
New Taipei City has been on a mission, stresses on the importance of raising global competitiveness by working closely on industrial, cultural, tourism, transportation, and city developments to accommodate the global trend of transforming into an international city.
Sanxia, Yingge, Tamsui (Danshui), Wulai, Jinshan and Sanzhi are among the top tourist sites in the nation and it further enhances the economy of New Taipei City.
In October 2019, New Taipei City was the first city in Taiwan and tenth in the world to release its Voluntary Local Review (VLR) on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), revealing to the world the city’s determination to achieve sustainability.
Introduction to the New Taipei City Hall Building. The New Taipei City Hall was opened to public on March 24th, 2003. It is 140.5 meter high with 33 stories above ground and 4 basement levels.
New Taipei City, Taiwan's most populous city, has been proactively coping with climate issues. In 2019, in accordance with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the United Nations, New Taipei City published “New Taipei SDGs Voluntary Local Review” and became the first city in the country to join the Powering Past Coal Alliance.
