Les Clefs d’Or Chinese Taipei brings together professional concierges across Taiwan and connects them with the global Les Clefs d’Or network, fostering the exchange of experience, trust and a shared spirit of service.
Les Clefs d’Or (Golden Keys) is a non-profit international association of professional hotel concierges. Service and Friendship are its guiding principles, supported by membership standards, professional development and a global network that brings concierges together.
The Chinese Taipei section joined the UICH network in 2003. Members serve guests in cities across Taiwan and maintain close professional ties with Les Clefs d’Or colleagues around the world.
To help travellers find trusted people, reliable information and practical solutions in an unfamiliar destination.
Continuously learn about destinations, service, the hospitality industry and global travel trends.
Through lasting member relationships, share information, contacts and support so that service can continue across cities.
Present Taiwan’s culture, cities and hospitality to the world through the professionalism of hotel concierge service.
Hotel concierges in Paris began organising to exchange professional knowledge and experience.
The first international congress was held in Cannes, France, helping establish the UICH Les Clefs d’Or network.
Chinese Taipei and Türkiye joined the UICH section network.
The international association reported members across more than 80 countries and 536 destinations.
Australia’s James Ridenour took office as UICH International President.
The 70th International Congress took place in Sydney in April 2026, with participation from Chinese Taipei.
From membership standards to everyday service, we want more travellers to understand the professionalism and responsibility represented by the badge.
