How Taiwan became a global outlier for live, post pandemic
Having surpassed 200 days without any domestically transmitted cases, the east Asian country has been enjoying festivals, concerts and pride celebrations
Feature By IQ | 16 November 2020
Taiwan has become the envy of the global live music industry after enjoying many months of full-capacity festivals, concerts and events.
The east Asian country, which has a population of more than 23 million, has recorded a mere 603 cases and only seven deaths during the pandemic, despite being close to mainland China where the virus began.
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The country recently celebrated a record 200 consecutive days without any domestically transmitted cases of Covid-19, making it even more successful than New Zealand (which…
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