T’way Air, a leading South Korean low-cost carrier, is enhancing its Seoul Incheon to Singapore route with a new Airbus A330-300 and increased flight frequency, providing passengers with more options and a more comfortable travel experience. The changes aim to meet growing demand between the two countries and position T’way Air as a leading choice for affordable long-haul travel.
The Link Seoul, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel, has officially opened in Seoul’s bustling Sindorim district, offering a unique blend of Scandinavian minimalism and Korean cultural influences. The hotel boasts 141 stylish rooms, diverse dining options, versatile event spaces, and a prime location near the Gocheok Sky Dome and Seoul’s subway network, making it ideal for both leisure and business travelers.
The Travel Show 2024 in Seoul is set to be a major event for the travel industry, connecting 50,000 eager Korean travelers with exhibitors showcasing diverse travel packages and destinations. This international travel fair will provide a platform for promoting global tourism, showcasing the resurgence of South Korea as a leading destination for travelers worldwide.
Seoul is taking action against low-cost tour packages that are harming the city’s reputation as a top travel destination. The city conducted undercover investigations and found widespread dissatisfaction with forced shopping trips and other unethical practices. Officials are working with the government and embassies to stop the sale of these packages and preserve the quality of tourist experiences in Seoul.
Seoul is tapping into the global love for K-dramas, K-pop, and Korean cinema with its innovative ‘Soul Spots’ initiative. This project transforms iconic filming locations into interactive experiences, offering a unique blend of pop culture, technology, and tourism that is poised to reshape the travel industry.
South Korea’s autumn season is in full swing, and Seoul is abuzz with outdoor festivals offering a vibrant mix of cultural events, entertainment, and family-friendly activities. From movie screenings and stargazing to outdoor libraries and light installations, there’s something for everyone to enjoy in the cool autumn air.
The K-Royal Culture Festival, celebrating its 10th anniversary, will take place from October 9 to 13 at Seoul’s four iconic royal palaces, showcasing a vibrant mix of traditional and modern Korean cultural experiences, with a special focus on the beauty and significance of Hanbok.
The Pinault Collection, a renowned collection of modern art amassed by François-Henri Pinault, is coming to Seoul for the first time. Featuring works by 350 artists, the exhibition will showcase the artistic vision of the collection at the SONGEUN Art and Cultural Foundation, alongside a unique collaboration with Saint Laurent’s Seoul flagship store.
Korean Air has announced the return of direct flights between Seoul Incheon and Nagasaki, resuming service after an 11-year hiatus. This move reflects a strategic approach to tap into the growing travel sector in East Asia, fostering cultural and economic exchange between South Korea and Japan.
Seoul’s street style scene is known for its sleek, minimalist aesthetic, but this spring, things are taking a daring turn. Body-con silhouettes, see-through fabrics, and animal prints are dominating the looks, bringing a fresh sense of confidence and experimentation to the city’s fashion landscape.
