Visitor Mix July 2026: Taiwan Sets All-Time Monthly Record at 764k, First Time Over 700kA · FULL TRANSLATION
- June (670k, June record) → July (764k): all-time monthly record, first ever above 700k
- July ranking: Korea 895k, Taiwan 764k, China 428k, US 286k, Hong Kong 273k
- Taiwan +26.4% YoY and +66.3% above pre-pandemic July 2019 (459k)
- Taiwan is 22.2% of all arrivals (17.6% a year ago): over one in five visitors
- Taiwan cumulative Jan-Jul 4.736M, +21.8% YoY, a rare double-digit gainer
The visitor mix keeps tilting toward Taiwan: June was 670k (a June record) and July surged to 764k — an all-time monthly record and the first single month above 700k, equal to 22.2% of all arrivals. This piece ranks July's major markets and stacks Taiwan across three years.
Previous → current: Taiwan went from 670k in June (a June record) to 764k in July, up 93k (+14.0%), setting an all-time monthly record and clearing 700k for the first time.
July ranking: Korea 895k first, Taiwan 764k second, China 428k third, US 286k, Hong Kong 273k. Taiwan sits firmly as the second-largest source, behind only Korea.
Four benchmarks for Taiwan: (1) vs last July 604k, +26.4%; (2) vs June, +14.0%; (3) vs pre-pandemic July 2019 (459k), +66.3%; (4) cumulative Jan-Jul 4.736M, +21.8% YoY, one of the few double-digit gainers.
Stacked three years — 459k (2019) → 604k (2025) → 764k (2026) — Taiwan's summer travel now far outpaces pre-pandemic. Its share of all arrivals rose from 17.6% to 22.2%: more than one in five inbound visitors is Taiwanese. In China's absence, Taiwan is the biggest, steadiest backfill. Previous: 'Visitor Mix June 2026: Taiwan 670k, a June record'.