Korea tourism organization launches its first ever South Korea Specialist programme in India

 Monday, November 6, 2017 

The Korea Tourism Organisation (KTO) India office announced the launch of its first ever South Korea Specialist programme in India. This course is targeted towards educating the PAN India travel trade partners about the travel assets of South Korea. The content is specifically designed as per the needs, requirements and expectations of the Indian travellers.

The course has four modules, each focusing on different aspects of tourism offerings of South Korea. Once completed, the participants will be duly presented with Korea Specialist certificates.

The course is created and hosted.

 
Approximately, 450 travel agents have registered for the programme so far and 170 have finished their training programme till now.

Jong Sool Kwon, Director, KTO said, “Indian Outbound market has tremendous potential and diverse requirements based on which we would like to educate the travel trade partners about the South Korea’s tourism assets. We urge all the Travel agents to come forward and make the most of the knowledge we intend to impart.”

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