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EVA Air celebrates Taiwanese Heritage Night 2025 at Angel Stadium
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EVA Air has announced its participation in the 2025 Taiwanese Heritage Night at Angel Stadium, where it will offer giveaways and a chance to win a free trip to Taiwan.

According to the official website of the Los Angeles Angels, the event took place on May 1, 2025, at Angel Stadium and was presented by EVA Air. The occasion featured a Taiwanese Heritage Village with cultural exhibits, local community organizations, and live entertainment prior to the game. Fans who purchased tickets through the promotional page received a limited-edition Taiwanese Heritage Night jersey.

EVA Air’s U.S. promotion page detailed that the airline supported the event with special airfare offers from Los Angeles to several destinations in Asia. These promotional fares applied to outbound travel between September 1 and October 31, 2025, including destinations such as Taipei, Bangkok, and Ho Chi Minh City. EVA Air also partnered with AmaWaterways to offer a combined air-and-cruise package through Southeast Asia.

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A post on EVA Air’s official X account said that visitors to the airline’s booth at Angel Stadium during the event had opportunities for complimentary giveaways and could enter a raffle. The grand prize was a free round-trip ticket to Taiwan offered in collaboration with Taiwan Tourism North America. This initiative aimed to promote Taiwanese culture and tourism in the United States while enhancing EVA Air’s brand presence among baseball fans and the broader Southern California community.

According to EVA Air’s corporate profile, the airline is based in Taoyuan City, Taiwan, operating flights to over 60 international destinations across Asia, Europe, North America, and Oceania. As a member of Star Alliance, EVA Air is recognized for its premium service offerings like Royal Laurel (business class), Premium Economy, and Economy Class. The airline has earned multiple international awards for safety, service quality, and innovation and is known for its themed aircraft such as Hello Kitty-branded jets.

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