Introduction
Meet 10,000+ Taiwan & international birders.
Discover new rising birding tour market.
Attend vis-a-vis meeting with business partners.
Logo exposure in printed Souvenir & official website.
One day birding to Dasueyshan, the best site in Taiwan.
The 1st WBF(World Bird Fair) 2025 in Taiwan is authorised by WBC(world Birdfairs Council). Supported by Taiwan Tourism Administration . And co-organied by WBAT(Wild Bird Association, Taowan) and Ecotourism Taiwan.
Taiwan's unique geographical location and diverse landscapes make it a prime destination for birdwatching, with 691 bird species recorded, including 32 endemic species and 52 sub endemics. This rich avian diversity attracts bird enthusiasts from around the globe, positioning Taiwan as a significant hub for birdwatching.
It's a great pleasure of Taiwan to host the 1st WBF 2025 in Taiwan.
Date: September 19-23, 2025
Exhibition day: September 20-21, 2025
Venue: Civic Plaza, Taichung City, Taiwan(No. 163-1, Gongyi Road, West District, Taichung City)
Registration for exhibiters, a 3m*3m booth will be privided
Early Bird: US$380, register before April 15, 2025.
Regular: US$480
registration ends on June 15, 2025.
*The venue is open to the public free of charge on September 20-21, 2025.
Schedule of the event
Sep. 19 Arrival of Taiwan and international exhibiters.
15:30~17:30 meeting with business partners(B2B meeting)
Sep. 20-21 Exhibition days:
Sep. 20
09:00 Exbition opens :
10:00 Opening ceremony
14:00-16:00 Forum I: Bird fairs and the perspective of Birding Tourism
17:30 End of the 1st day.
Sep. 21
09:00 Exhibition opens
10:00-12:00 Forum II: Birding and Conservation
17:00 Closing ceremony
17:30 Finish
*Forum speakers will be updated.
Promotion
Registration
Early Bird: $380 (reggister before April 30, 2025)
Regular: $480
1st WBF 2025 In Taiwan, Registration
*A 3m*3m booth will be privided for every organization/tour company
*The registration fee includes accommodation, meals, one day field trip and local transportation during Sep. 19-23, 2025.
*The venue is open to the public free of charge on September 20-21, 2025.
