Visit Korea Committee Activities

Business Presentation Session Held to Recruit Hands-Free Service Partners When traveling in Korea, shopping is considered as one of the essential tourist activities.However, you might feel burdened by the increasing purchases you have to carry on during the whole rest of your travel. Then, just use the Visit Korea Committee’s Hands-Free Service!It will help you have a light-handed and sight-filled travel. 🙂 To provide a better Hands-Free Service in partnership with more companies, the Visit Korea Committee held a business presentation session about the Hands-Free Service at the Ferrum Tower in Euljiro on August 16th. Before the presentation began, representatives from nine delivery and storage service providers introduced their businesses.We couldn’t help but anticipate the great ideas and opinions about to be shared by those gathered together from similar yet different businesses. We showed videos introducing the Hands-Free Service and other various campaigns and services currently carried out by the Visit Korea Committee! 🙂 The Hands-Free Service is a must-need for tourists visiting Korea.The committee is said to plan to promote the service to tourists from other countries through interesting content. The Korea Tour Card program was also presented, along with some suggestions to gain synergy by private companies’ joining the partnership for the committee’s programs, such as the Hands-Free Service and the Korea Tour Card. The presentation was followed by a Q&A session, where many opinions were shared and possible directions were discussed.Time flew by as we listened to the opinions of attendees from various businesses for a higher-quality service. We all posed together for group photos and shouted “Go, Hands-Free Service!”The Hands-Free Service will shine even brighter with more companies participating.The Visit Korea Committee will always work hard to provide a light-handed and sight-filled travel experience for tourists visiting Korea.
Date : 2017/08/28 | Views : 3169
2016–2018 Visit Korea Year Participates in the NATAS Holidays 2017, Singapore     The Visit Korea Committee participated in the NATAS Holidays 2017 in Singapore for three days from August 11th to 13th.  They had a very nice opportunity to introduce the 2016–2018 Visit Korea Year campaign and its main programs, such as the Korea Tour Card—a must-have item for foreign visitors to Korea—and the Korea Sale FESTA. The Visit Korea Committee currently offers a variety of convenient services to foreign visitors. Most of you probably know that one of them is the Korea Tour Card, which was launched this January and has sold as many as 80,000 cards so far. The committee explained diverse benefits of this card, as well as of the Korea Sale FESTA. In another corner of the fair, an event of traditional Korean game yoot-nori was played, too! Everyone was thoroughly intrigued by this unusual game, plus the giveaways coming along! This event was conducted both on and off line to extend the message of the 2016–2018 Visit Korea Year to as many people as possible. Just by simply participating in the event you win a giveaway! Are you a frequent visitor of social media? Then visiting the page of the “2016–2018 Visit Korea Year” is a must! 😀 The Hallyu Experience Zone, which was the most intriguing to foreigners, featured the booth of “Hanbok Wearing Experience” where anyone could try on the hanbok, a traditional Korean costume. Many visitors were fascinated by the hanbok’s elegant style. If you plan to visit Korea, it is highly recommended to rent an article of hanbok and wear it when touring around the Gyeongbokgung Palace. The committee sure did not forget to introduce the mega event to be held in Korea. Hosting the PyeongChang Special Zone, they introduced the 2018 PyeongChang Olympic Winter Games, a festival for the entire world to be held in the snow covered province of Gangwon-do. The Olympic mascots, Soohorang and Bandabi, were the visitors’ absolute favorites! They provided such a great opportunity to get a glimpse at the Olympics that is less than 200 days away. During the three days of the fair, many people could be well informed of Korea tours.  We hope that it will lead foreign visitors to enjoy a wealth of benefits when they actually visit Korea in the future. 😀
Date : 2017/08/23 | Views : 4118
Visit Korea Committee Signs MOU with Niigata Prefecture to Promote K-Smile Campaign With the energy charged from the PyeongChang 2018 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games, the K-Smile will show up at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Summer Games! To spread hospitality culture is our greatest challenge at the moment, ahead of the two mega events that will be hosted by South Korea and Japan in turn. To arrange various promotional means to achieve this mission, on July 28, the Visit Korea Committee visited Niigata Prefecture and entered into an MOU with it for K-Smile Campaign. Officials from Niigata Prefecture were introduced to the benefits and services provided for foreign tourists by the committee. They were eager to listen and impressed by the welcoming campaign that conveys Koreans’ warm hospitality. It was followed by the MOU between the committee and Niigata Prefecture! The signing was conducted by Visit Korea Committee Secretary-General Han Kyung-ah and Niigata Vice-Governor Takai Morio in a friendly mood. I’m very much looking forward to the tourist services and promotional activities that the two countries will deliver! 🙂 The two partners plan to expand hospitality and tourist services based on continuous mutual exchange. Celebrating the successful conclusion of the MOU, they exchanged souvenirs: Niigata Prefecture gave dolls of Niigata’s iconic characters Toppi and Kippi and the committee dolls of Korea’s mascots Soohorang and Bandabi. This MOU will serve as a good opportunity to invigorate tourist exchange between Korea and Japan, and accordingly Korean people’s kindness and hospitality will be spreading even wider. Please do look forward to seeing the achievements that the K-Smile will make at the PyeongChang 2018 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games and the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Summer Games!
Date : 2017/08/07 | Views : 2769