Busan

Busan is reshaping coastal tourism by listening to foreign tourists and improving navigation digital access cleanliness and visitor services

South Korea expands digital nomad tourism with a permanent F-1-D visa, allowing eligible remote workers to stay longer and explore Seoul, Busan and Jeju

South Korea’s K-ETA waiver lets eligible travellers from 22 markets enter without K-ETA until 31 December 2026.

South Korea’s regional airports welcomed 1.57 million foreign arrivals in early 2026, with Busan, Jeju and other destinations driving growth

South Korea tourism hits an 18-year high with a $596.6 million surplus as K-pop, K-dramas, beauty and food drive visitor spending.

South Korea welcomes 10.7 million international visitors in H1 2026 as China, Japan and other Asian markets drive record tourism growth

South Korea introduces stricter tourism rules targeting overcharging, unfair pricing and poor service to improve visitor protection and travel confidence

South Korea attracts 10.71 million international travellers in H1 2026 as record tourist spending and regional airport growth boost tourism

South Korea records its strongest first-half international tourism performance in 2026, surpassing pre-pandemic visitor levels with record overseas arrivals

South Korea and Japan are attracting more Australian travellers with affordable dual-country holidays, visa benefits, seamless flights and diverse travel experiences

Busan Now Reinvents Coastal Tourism as South Korea Builds a More Visitor Friendly Travel Experience

South Korea Tourism Gets a Major Boost as Digital Nomad Visa Turns Long Stays into New Adventures

South Korea’s K-ETA Waiver Makes 2026 Travel Easier for 22 New Key Markets

South Korea’s Tourism Map Now Comes Alive as Busan, Jeju and Regional Cities Draw More Global Travellers

South Korea Tourism Hits 18-Year High as K-Wave Turns Culture Into Big Travel Boom

South Korea Surpasses Pre-Pandemic Tourism With 10.7 Million Visitors Fueled by China, Japan and Regional Travel, Could This Be the Nation’s Biggest Tourism Comeback Yet?

South Korea Tightens Tourism Rules With Tougher Penalties for Hotels, Hanok Stays and Taxis to Protect Travellers, But Will These New Measures Make the Country Asia’s Most Trusted Travel Destination?

South Korea Surpasses Ten Million International Travellers in Just Six Months as Record Tourist Spending and Regional Airport Growth Transform Asia’s Tourism Landscape, But Is This the Country’s Greatest Travel Success Yet?

South Korea Now Emerges as One of Asia’s Fastest-Growing Tourism Destinations After Record Overseas Arrivals, Expanding Air Connectivity and the Global Rise of K-Culture Inspire Millions of Travellers

South Korea and Japan Inspire a New Wave of Australian Travel as Affordable Multi-Destination Holidays, Stronger Currency Value and Easier Travel Make Asia More Accessible Than Ever