Seoul’s Lotus Lantern Festival transforms the city into a vibrant cultural hub, attracting global tourists with its traditional and modern festivities, enhancing Seoul’s appeal as a travel destination.

With slow travel being one of the most talked about travel trends, digital travel platform Agoda shares the top Asian destinations for slow travel for longer stays. Thailand’s Khao Lak takes the crown as the tourist destination where travelers spend the most time.

Seoul sets its sights on the luxury travel market, aiming to transform into a top global destination for high-end tourists seeking unique and authentic experiences.

Medical tourism in South Korea hit a record high last year driven by those who travelled to Korea for skin care and plastic surgery.

Seoul Metro adds rides during rush hours on lines 4 and 7 to ease congestion, enhancing commuter and tourist experiences.

The Smart Factory Automation World event in Seoul draws 450 companies to exhibit innovations in robotics and automation, spotlighting South Korea’s tech advancements.

As spring approaches, Seoul’s Changdeok Palace opens its doors, offering visitors unique insights into historical conservation efforts and impacts on local tourism.

Today marks a significant achievement for AirAsia Malaysia (flight code AK), as it introduces its first flight from its second-largest hub in Malaysia,

Asiana Airlines, based in South Korea, has declared its plan to expand its flight operations connecting Melbourne and Seoul, aiming to resume direct flights between these cities later in the year.

Seoul city government invests $6.74 million to enhance its MICE industry, aiming to attract 1.2 million tourists and emulate global events like CES and Davos.