This study was an analysis on the viewpoint of value-chain in the hospitality and tourism industry to identify the marketing channels and strategizing alliances of agri-tourism system in Taiwan. The major components of the hospitality and tourism distribution system include carriers, destination marketing organizations, and travel trade intermediaries. The author addressed four patterns of strategic alliances, including pro-competitive alliance, non-competitive alliance, competitive alliance, and pre-competitive alliance In the conclusion, some suggestions went to the Farmers’ Associations (FAs) to choose different alliance strategies depending on their on their roles within the hospitality and tourism distribution system. On the one hand, the FA can choose pro-competitive alliance, non-competitive alliance or pre-competitive alliance when it plays its role as a supplier. One the other hand, the FA can choose non-competitive alliance when it plays a role on marketing organizations at destination. In addition, the FA can consider the integrated strategy to establish a cooperative company as a travel trade intermediary.