From Sept. 19, over 15,000 airport workers across 15 airports (including Incheon & Gimpo) will go on a general strike, demanding better working conditions and more manpower. The strike may continue through the Chuseok holiday (starting Oct. 3), raising concerns of flight delays and cancellations.

Here are five must-visit destinations that offer unique and unforgettable.

South Korea has a rich culture with many special days marked as public holidays. These holidays reflect the country’s history, traditions, and values.

Luggage Q offers unbeatable luggage storage just steps from Hongik University Station (Exit 7), with ultra-affordable pricing, only ₩1,000 per hour and a capped daily rate of ₩24,000.

Every autumn, the quiet town of Geumsan in Chungcheongnam-do bursts into life with one of Korea’s most iconic cultural celebrations, the Geumsan World Ginseng Festival.

This is a short guide about what to expect from spending the summer in South Korea

This charming destination has become one of Korea’s most Instagram-worthy travel spots, famous for its vibrant purple theme that stretches from the bridges to the rooftops, and even the flowers in bloom.

If you are visiting South Korea, a prepaid travel card can streamline your entire trip. Instead of juggling cash, multiple cards and different transport passes, you load one card and use it across the country for transport, dining, shopping and more. Korea Travel Card, WOWPASS and HANPASS are the three dominant players shaping the visitor payment landscape. Each delivers strong value but with different operational strengths.

The National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Seoul (MMCA Seoul) is not just another art museum, it’s a meeting point where tradition, history, and modern creativity blend seamlessly.

Korea’s powerful history and independence spirit, there’s no better place than The Independence Hall of Korea (독립기념관) in Cheonan, Chungcheongnam-do.

Discover the history and celebrations of Korea’s National Liberation Day (Gwangbokjeol), held on August 15 in both North and South Korea. Learn what to see, where to go, and how to join the festivities.

Guided walking tour of Kang Full Cartoon Street with English explanations. Hands-on character drawing session at Kang Full’s Cartoon Café (all materials and a café drink included). Photo opportunities at the exact mural spots inspired by famous dramas and films. Exclusive gift: A full-size K-beauty item for every participant during the opening period.

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Bomulsum Premier, also known as TOKIA, a shop that feels like stepping into a playful, carefully curated wonderland.

Smurf Magic Forest, the first and only Smurf theme park in South Korea. Located in the heart of Gangnam, this indoor mini theme park is perfect for kids, adults, and anyone who grew up loving the Smurfs.

From ancient palaces to modern cities, South Korea offers a unique blend of tradition and innovation. In this post, I will guide you through some of the top attractions in Korea that you should not miss.

When you step into a Korean market, you enter a world full of colors, sounds, and smells. These markets are more than just places to shop.

Since its dazzling debut in 2019, Seoul Light at DDP has become a signature night-time media art festival that transforms Seoul's skyline with light, technology, and imagination.

The sea in Yeonggwang is the closest to Gwangju, where I live and it has always been a destination for people in the surrounding cities when they want to spend some quiet time listening to the sounds of waves.

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