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KOREA AWAITS YOU


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[SEOUL X BTS] YOUR SEOUL GOES ON
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South Korea is everywhere. On the music front, BTS (short for “Bangtan Sonyeondan”) are breaking records in the music industry worldwide, the first act since The Beatles to have six no.1 songs on the Billboard Hot 100 in just over one year.
On the media front, Squid Game broke Netflix record with 111 million users watching in its first 28 days, the biggest series launch on the streaming platform. More generally, South Korea is leading pop culture – along with many other sectors – internationally.
As for tourism, before the outbreak of COVID-19 South Korea was recording a new peak in the number of visitors to the country. Prior to the pandemic, the country’s tourism industry was constantly growing and highly benefitting from Hallyu, the so-called Korean Wave.
In 2019, South Korea counted more than 17 million arrivals from international destinations (World Tourism Organization). If you think the pandemic cooled down the interest in the country and Korean culture, you better think twice.
The perfect tour for ARMY and K-Pop fans that love South Korea and its culture. Discover Seoul and its history, and the places linked to K-Pop, Hallyu and BTS.
*flights not included
The perfect tour for ARMY and K-Pop fans that love South Korea and its culture. Discover Seoul and its history, and the places linked to K-Pop, Hallyu and BTS. Visit Busan, birthplace of members Jimin and Jung Kook, colorful and futuristic city on the southeastern corner of the country.
*flights not included
A 4 days tour to discover the essential in Seoul.
A 4 days tour to discover the essential in Seoul and Busan.
Q: Which month is best to visit South Korea?
A: South Korea is a captivating destination that offers something special in every season!
Still, the ideal time to explore South Korea is during the pleasant spring months of April, May, and June, as well as the enchanting autumn months of September, October, and November. These seasons offer delightful weather with sunny days and comfortable temperatures, making it the perfect time to experience the country’s natural beauty and cultural treasures.
Remember that the rainy season, “장마철”, in South Korea, also known as the monsoon season, typically occurs in the summer months. It typically begins in late June and lasts until late July or early August. During this period, the country experiences heavy rainfall and high humidity as the monsoon front moves across the Korean Peninsula.
Q: Do you need a visa for South Korea?
A: Yes, most foreign travelers require a visa to enter South Korea.
The specific visa requirements depend on your nationality and the purpose of your visit. Some countries have visa-exemption agreements with South Korea, allowing their citizens to visit for a limited period without a visa. However, it’s essential to check the latest visa regulations and requirements for your specific nationality before planning your trip to South Korea.
If you need assistance with visa information or any other travel arrangements, our team is here to help you navigate the process and ensure a smooth and enjoyable journey to South Korea.
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like an arrow in the blue sky
[SEOUL X BTS] YOUR SEOUL GOES ON
VIDEO: SEOUL TOURISM ORGANIZATION