I-dle's SHUHUA reappointed as Taoyuan tourism ambassador after reaching 30 million views
SHUHUA of the group I-dle has been appointed as the tourism ambassador for Taoyuan, Taiwan, for the second year in a row. Her promotional content has exceeded 30 million cumulative views, contributing to a steady increase in tourists.
SHUHUA of the group I-dle has been appointed as the Taoyuan tourism ambassador for the second consecutive year, following promotional content that has surpassed 30 million cumulative views. The artist recently returned to her hometown to film attractions including the Zhongli Night Market and the G11 Arts and Cultural District Station.
SHUHUA of the group I-dle has been appointed as the tourism ambassador for Taoyuan, Taiwan, this year following her appointment last year. The Taoyuan City Tourism Department evaluated that SHUHUA is contributing to the revitalization of local tourism through her activities as an ambassador.
Under the theme "SHUHUA's Perspective," SHUHUA recently visited her hometown to film promotional content introducing various attractions in Taoyuan. During this shoot, she visited Taoyuan Halloween City, the G11 Arts and Cultural District Station which is awaiting its opening, and the traditional Jingfu Temple.
At the Zhongli Night Market in Taoyuan, SHUHUA tasted local foods such as stinky tofu and sweet potato balls while receiving cheers from fans and citizens. She also participated in various experiences, such as pinball games, to introduce everyday local pleasures.
“SHUHUA is a proud artist of Taoyuan,” an official from the Tourism Department stated. “Since her appointment as ambassador, the cumulative exposure of promotional content has surpassed 30 million views, and the number of tourists has steadily increased, demonstrating Taoyuan's growth potential.”
Meanwhile, SHUHUA attended the 31st Busan International Film Festival last month for her first leading role in the film "Happily Ever After," which has also been invited to the 51st Toronto International Film Festival and the 39th Tokyo International Film Festival.
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