Korea

Australians can visit Korea without the need to apply for a K-ETA for another year thanks to an extension of the exemption period for travellers from 68 countries.

Korea Tourism Organisation showcased preferred hospitality and experience providers at ILTM Asia Pacific.

Rosewood Hotels & Resorts has been selected to manage a new ultra-luxury property in Seoul, forecast to open in 2027. Rosewood Seoul will be situated beside…

In-house research has revealed Hawaii as the number one destination Australian customers are booking through travel e-commerce specialist, Luxury Escapes. More than 40% of Luxury Escapes' customers say they want to travel to the Aloha State, says CEO Cameron Holland.

Uncover two of Asia’s most surprising destinations on Abercrombie & Kent’s South Korea & Taiwan: Cultural Encounters Limited Edition Small Group…

The Ministry of Culture, Sports & Tourism and Korea Tourism Organization has released a list of the 25 must-visit wellness attractions…

Go back to the e-newsletter Korea Tourism Organization (KTO) has collaborated with Samsung Electronics and SK Telecom under the 'Enjoy Mobile Korea for Free' promotion which runs from 15 March until 31 December 2016. The promotion provides up to 250 international visitors per week to Korea with a free smartphone rental experience with free voice…

Go back to the e-newsletter > On 17 September 2015 Marriott International announced that The Plaza, Seoul, South Korea, will join Autograph Collection…

Go back to the e-newsletter > Korea Tourism Organization has launched a global tourism campaign ‘Write Your Name in Korea’ which will run until the end of…

Go back to the e-newsletter > Participants in K-Fest Sydney 2015 will also have the chance to win a trip to Korea for two including return economy airfares and four night's accommodation, simply by taking a photo that ‘best captures the essence of K-Fest Sydney 2015’.  Full details of the competition will be made available just prior to the…