From Seoul to Yeosu, MICE under the sign of K

With the lifting of travel formalities, Korea is once again attracting major international events. In Seoul, of course, but also in Incheon, Yeosu and Busan. Not forgetting the cultural immersions offered in less urban areas as part of incentive operations.
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K-MICE" is based on a constant back-and-forth between the technological potential of an ultra-modern destination and a timeless cultural immersion (Photo: Im Chan-kyung- KTO)

Since last spring, the return to normal life and, above all, far less restrictive travel formalities - end of quarantine, only one test required on arrival - have put the company back on the map. South Korea Korean culture has taken centre stage for tourists and event organisers alike. All the more so as, for several years now, Korean culture has been permeating the planet, and France is no exception. The K is everywhere: K-pop, K-tech, K-drama, and even at the top of the bill at the Cannes festival, with the first Korean Palme d'Or won by Parasite in 2019. A cultural wave, thehallyuand has been doing so for several years. Fortunately, Korea has not yet revealed all its secrets. And organising a MICE event offers an opportunity to combine corporate activities and cultural discoveries in a country used to major events, and equipped accordingly. An overview of a corporate trip to the Land of the Morning Calm, from Seoul à Yeosuby way of Jeonju, Gwangju, Busan and Incheon.