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 Taiwan 's national TV channel 8 TTV is focusing on Milford Sound as part of its focus on New Zealand as a world leader in conservation and sustainability.Journalist and presenter Zoe-Zu Yih Lin and his team, including two cameramen and a presenter-researcher, went to Real Journeys Milford Sound cruise overnight last month.

Ms Lin said on prime time current affairs program hotline, which was doing a special set of countries with respected qualifications."Taiwan is a small country with large population. We watch what we need to do to improve over the next 100 years," she said.Ms. Lin said that her staff travel to Austria to look at his music and education; Singapore both competitiveness and economic performance; Japan two problems; China to water policy, and France for food and fashion.

  They chose to show New Zealand because of its reputation in the conservation and sustainability.
"The New Zealand six times the size of Taiwan, and only four million people. There are 23 million people, so we're six hours for the public. Given the small land in Taiwan, and the population 's large, people want to first secure the sustainability of past.

"I can see it on the priority of the New Zealand population for sustainability to be on top. The challenge for Taiwan, to think about the next generation. It 's the most important thing," Mr. Lin said.Real Journeys staff filming 'recycling efforts - all built waste from vessels and, where possible, be recycled or pig farm.They also wanted to know about the company's fuel efficiency initiatives and was impressed with the care taken by the vessels' crew does not interfere with wildlife.