Cultural Attractions and Facilities in South Korea Reopen
Many cultural attractions and facilities that have been closed since May due to the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) have reopened on July 22, 2020. The decision to reopen indoor and outdoor facilities following the decision to ease preventive measures in...
Continue ReadingAussies’ South Korea Travel Trends – Issue No. 3
We continue to share insights on the travel pattern and behavior of Australians who visited South Korea in 2019. Here are the things you will learn: 🗺️ What are the Aussies’ top destination choice in Korea? 📅 How long do Aussies...
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100 Untact Attractions in Korea Revealed
Untact attractions in South Korea offer visitors a safe travel with less crowds and healing experience with nature....
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Most Popular Tourist Attractions in South Korea of 2019
Check out these top ten most searched attractions on the VisitKorea website in 2019 to add in your future Korea trip!...
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Aussies’ South Korea Travel Trends – Issue No. 2
This month’s infographic, we introduce the travel pattern and behaviour of Australians who visited South Korea in 2019. Here are the things you will learn: ✈️ How Aussies travel to South Korea 👫 Do Aussies prefer to travel alone...
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South Korea as a Holiday Destination for Kiwis
South Korea is a new and growing destination among Kiwis. Auckland now enjoys two airlines offering direct flights to South Korea, namely Korean Air and Air New Zealand. Below are a few snippets of Kiwis’ South Korea travel trend....
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South Korea as a Holiday Destination for Aussies
We created an infographic to help you understand the characteristics of Australians visiting South Korea and more. We hope that you will find this helpful, especially in developing tour products or marketing South Korea tours in the future. Here...
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Social Distancing Regulations on the Beach
The regulations state that visitors should not visit the beach in large groups, must set parasols two meters apart, avoid physical contact with other people, abstain from spitting and blowing one’s nose, and avoid using the public shower facilities....
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Korea Temporarily suspends Visa Waiver Agreements
Korea's Ministry of Foreign Affairs temporarily suspends the validity of the short-term visa issued before April 5, 2020....
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Incoming Travellers to South Korea must self-quarantine for two weeks
Prime Minister Chung Sye-kun announced that the policy applies to both Korean citizens and foreigners entering the country. Non-residents will be quarantined at their own expense in facilities designated by the government. In addition, persons showing symptoms will be...
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