Taipei World Trade Center 台北世界貿易中心

台北世界貿易中心，1970年代，台灣以出口貿易為導向的經濟快速成長，政府基於當時的發展趨勢，規劃興建集商品展示、貿易服務、會議服務及旅館餐飲等四大功能的四幢建築物，即現在的展覽大樓、國際貿易大樓、國際會議中心及君悅飯店，共同構成一個功能完整的四合一建築群，稱為台北世界貿易中心，對從事國際貿易人士提供最便利、最完善的服務。

The Taipei World Trade Center, constructed in the 1970s, was part of Taiwan's rapid economic growth driven by export-oriented trade. Aligned with the development trends of that time, the government planned the construction of four buildings, each serving distinct functions encompassing product exhibitions, trade services, conference facilities, and hospitality services. These buildings, now known as the Exhibition Hall, International Trade Building, International Convention Center, and Grand Hyatt Taipei, collectively formed a comprehensive complex, providing a four-in-one functional architecture known as the Taipei World Trade Center. This center aims to offer the most convenient and comprehensive services to international trade professionals.

Taipei MRT Station: Taipei 101/World Trade Center Station (Red Line R03), exit NO.1&5

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