Helping Whales and Dolphins Get Home: Farglory Ocean Park Trains Taiwan’s “Ocean Helpers”
One afternoon in Hualien, a baby sperm whale lost its way and beached along the coast. It struggled valiantly, and we did everything in our power to help. But due to severe weather and limited equipment, we were finally unable to return it to the sea. That moment of sorrow only strengthened Farglory Ocean Park’s commitment to transformation.
Behind the joyful parades and exhilarating rides, we never forget: We were born from the sea, and we stand beside the Hualien coast. Out of gratitude, we have chosen to protect the ocean and give back to our local community.
Weathering the Storm Together: Farglory Ocean Park and Farglory Hotel Unite for Employee Well-Being
“The tougher the challenge, the clearer a company’s determination and unity shine through.” When the devastating Hualien earthquake struck without warning last year, it damaged parts of the infrastructure – but it could not shake the cohesion of Farglory Ocean Park and Farglory Hotel. Among the four key post-quake commitments announced by Ocean Park, the pledge to “Ensure Safe Resettlement and Protect Employee Rights” has since rippled through the organization, reinforcing the Recreation & Hospitality business sector’s unwavering care for its employees.
Partnering for the Future: Farglory Empowers Employees to Stay in Step with the Corporate Vision
In today’s fast-paced business environment, corporate success no longer relies solely on outstanding products or precise market strategies. It also demands that a company be able to build consensus among all employees. At the start of 2025, the Chief Operating Officer personally conveyed the Group’s strategic vision to all employees and the Vice Chairman offered words of encouragement; and we are confident that this started a powerful reaction in the organization.
Accelerating the Global Appeal of “MIT”: Digital Innovation at Farglory Free Trade Zone
Farglory Free Trade Zone is located next to Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport, which makes it not only a hub for travelers but also the nation’s only air freight logistics zone. As a result, thousands of international shipments pass the FTZ every day. Recently, this critical logistics hub has quietly undergone a series of smart upgrades. From the deployment of IBM LinuxONE platforms to facial recognition access systems, the FTZ is steadily evolving toward the logistics model of the future. Though such developments may seem technical at first, they are deeply intertwined with our everyday lives.