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About KOREA 
Korea is a dynamic country where rich history and tradition coexist with advanced technology and modern urban culture. With convenient transportation infrastructure, a safe environment, diverse cuisine, and vibrant cultural content, Korea offers international visitors a unique and comfortable experience. We invite you to discover Korea’s diverse attractions and warm hospitality, where tradition and innovation come together.
About SEOUL
Seoul is a dynamic global city located at the heart of Northeast Asia, where business, culture, and technology come together. With world-class transportation infrastructure and a convenient urban environment, Seoul offers international participants an efficient and engaging event experience. We invite you to enjoy meaningful connections and exchanges in Seoul, a city where tradition and modernity coexist.
Iconic Tourist Attractions
Gyeongbok Palace (경복궁)
Built in 1395, Gyeongbokgung is the main and largest royal palace of the Joseon Dynasty. It is famous for its beautiful traditional Korean architecture, scenic ponds, and the popular Royal Guard Changing Ceremony.
N Seoul Tower (N서울타워)
Located on top of Namsan Mountain, this iconic landmark offers panoramic views of the entire city. Notably, it served as the dramatic backdrop for the global hit Netflix animation K-Pop Demon Hunters. It is a famous spot for catching stunning sunsets and is well-known for its romantic "Love Locks" deck.
Transportation
| Seoul’s bus system conveniently connects the city center, major attractions, and subway stations. Some buses may accept cash, but using a transportation card such as T-money is recommended for easier transfers and more convenient travel. | |
| The Seoul subway is one of the easiest and most efficient ways for international visitors to travel around the city. Visitors can use a transportation card or a single-use ticket. Subway maps and station signs are available in English, making it convenient even for first-time visitors. | |
| Taxis in Seoul are relatively easy to use and provide a comfortable way to travel directly to your destination. They are available near hotels, tourist areas, and major roads, and many taxis accept card payments or can be booked through mobile apps, making them convenient for international visitors. |
Diverse Cities of Korea
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Busan A vibrant port city where visitors can enjoy beautiful beaches and a lively coastal atmosphere. Areas such as Haeundae and Gwangalli offer scenic ocean views, fresh seafood, and the dynamic energy of Korea’s largest maritime city. |
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Gyeongju A historic city known for Korea’s rich cultural heritage and ancient traditions. Visitors can explore major historical sites such as Bulguksa Temple, Seokguram Grotto, and Cheomseongdae Observatory to experience the depth of Korean history. |
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Jeju Island Korea’s leading island destination, known for its unique natural landscapes and relaxing atmosphere. From Hallasan Mountain to coastal roads and volcanic hills, Jeju offers visitors a memorable journey surrounded by nature. |
Korean Food
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Samgyeobsal (Pork Belly) A popular Korean barbecue dish where visitors can enjoy grilling pork belly at the table. Served with various side dishes and fresh vegetables for wraps, it offers a fun and social way to experience Korean dining culture. |
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Bulgogi (Thinly Sliced Marinated Beef) One of Korea’s most beloved dishes, Bulgogi is made with thinly sliced beef marinated in a sweet and savory sauce. With its tender texture and familiar flavor, it is an approachable and popular Korean food for international visitors. |
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Gimbap (Korean Seaweed Rice Roll) A simple and satisfying dish made with rice and various fillings rolled in seaweed. Easy to enjoy on the go, Gimbap is a friendly and approachable Korean food for international visitors. |
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