The first “China Airlinesmarathon“The Starlight Night Run will kick off on Saturday, October 12 this year at Dajia Riverside Park in Taipei.This night running event uniquely combines music and market to create a bright starlightparty, allowing participants to enjoy music and lively atmosphere while running. China Airlines stated that marathon registration is open today (22nd), including half marathon (21K) group, healthy running (10K) group and parent-child leisure (5K) group. The number of places is limited. Interested people are asked to register before June 23 Take the opportunity to sign up.
China Airlines pointed out that in response toearth dayspecially announced the start of this marathon event, and were chaired by Chen Yijie, senior deputy general manager of China Airlines, Huang Yicheng, international group leader of the Tourism Administration of the Ministry of Transportation, and the Taipei City GovernmentObservation and Communication BureauDirector Wang Qiudong and Director of Sports Bureau Wang Hongxiang co-hosted the launching ceremony.
Sports experts from various fields sponsored by China Airlines also came to support, including polar ultramarathon player Chen Yanbo, founder of Rising Rhythmic Gymnastics Association Raisa, rising sports badminton champion Lin Junyi and short track speed skating gold medal “Skating Elf” Huang Qianhua. and Li Jiakang, a player of the Taoyuan Puyuan National Basketball Association, supported and promoted China Airlines activities.sportsLife. The 2024 China Airlines Marathon invites runners and sports-loving people at home and abroad to participate in the grand event and starts immediately.
In order to encourage people to actively sign up, the China Airlines Marathon provides China Airlines members with exclusive “Miles”. Members who register and complete the race can receive up to 2,100 miles. If you add more, you can draw up to 10,000 miles in rewards. Members can also use their miles to fully offset the registration fee. While the quota is full; swipe China Trust China Airlines co-branded card to enjoy up to 15% off the registration fee, and CITIC card 50% off.
At the same time, in order to thank the runners who enthusiastically participated, China Airlines provides multiple ticket draws for long-haul routes with unlimited destinations, luxury business class/premium economy class, regional routes with unlimited destinations, business class/economy class, etc. The winner of the half-marathon group will win the exclusive area. A business-class air ticket to any route, with no limit to destinations, and individual event prizes of up to NT$30,000. Event runners can also receive coupon codes with up to 93% off ticket purchases on the China Airlines website, and the rich prizes are worth more than NT$1 million.
In addition, in order to implement the concept of sustainability, environmentally friendly materials will be used in the products surrounding the event, and a beautiful and practical completion commemorative gift will be designed, including medals, towels, race uniforms, travel bags, etc., allowing participants to deeply experience China Airlines’ commitment to sustainable sports. Promise of.
China Airlines is committed to promoting the national LOHAS movement. For the first time, it held a starlight night run event at night, which was combined with music parties and interesting markets to create a new style of domestic marathons. On October 12, the Starlight Party not only invites the golden music group Cosmos and the popular singer-songwriter 9m88, but also has a super DJ show and rock violin performances, and gathers dozens of special stalls to create a sports carnival suitable for all ages. Let the marathon be more than justroad run, it is a healthy new life movement that is full of entertainment. The first “China Airlines Marathon” Starlight Night Run will kick off grandly on October 12 this year at Dajia Riverside Park in Taipei. A kick-off press conference will be held today (22nd), hosted by China Airlines Senior Deputy General Manager Chen Yijie (centre), Public Relations Office Director Lu Shuhui (fifth from left) co-chairs the launch with Huang Yicheng (sixth from right), International Team Leader of the Tourism Administration of the Ministry of Transportation, Wang Qiudong (fifth from right), Director of the Tourism and Communications Bureau of the Taipei City Government, and Wang Hongxiang (sixth from left), Director of the Sports Bureau ceremony. Photo / Provided by China Airlines The first “China Airlines Marathon” Starlight Night Run will kick off on Saturday, October 12 this year at Dajia Riverside Park in Taipei.Reporter Huang Zhongming/Photography
