CORONAVIRUS/COVID-19 brings Taiwan's travel income, expenses to new low in Q2
08/21/2020 08:29 PM
Taipei, Aug. 21 (CNA) Border controls resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic caused Taiwan's travel income and expenses to plunge for the second quarter of this year to a new low since the data started to be collated in 1984, according to the central bank.
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