Korea Updates

As summer fades and autumn rolls in, Korea transforms into a breathtaking canvas of color and calm. The air turns crisp, the skies clear, and the landscapes burst into fiery reds, golds, and ambers. It’s a season of transition — not just in nature, but in travel. Autumn in Korea invites reflection, exploration, and a… Read more: Golden Leaves & New Discoveries: Korea’s Autumn Travel Buzz

South Korea’s airport workers have announced plans to begin a nationwide strike on 19 September, continuing through the Chuseok holiday. The action involves staff from multiple airports, including Incheon and Gimpo, and raises concerns about potential disruptions during one of the busiest travel periods of the year. Impact on TravelersWhile the strike could affect services… Read more: South Korea Airport Workers Plan Strike Ahead of Chuseok — What Travelers Should Know

Taking a flight for leisure can be both exciting and stressful, so it’s essential to stay informed about the latest airline regulations, especially when it comes to carrying power banks. Recent incidents, such as the fire caused by a power bank in an overhead compartment on an Air Busan flight, have led to stricter rules.… Read more: Flying with Your Power Bank to Korea

Yearly without fail, the full bloom of the cherry blossom work like clock work happen in the 1st week of April in Jinhae, South Gyeongsang Province

Starting March 1, 2025, Bukchon Hanok Village in Seoul will enforce a nighttime curfew to manage the impact of excessive tourism and improve the quality of life for residents. This decision follows a successful four-month trial period initiated in November 2024. Key Highlights: The Jongno-gu Office, responsible for the curfew, aims to balance the needs… Read more: Bukchon Hanok Village Implements Nighttime Curfew to Manage Tourism