Busan

Seoul, Incheon, Gyeongju, Busan, and Korean temple destinations drive South Korea’s tourism growth through wellness, vegetarian travel, and MICE expansion

South Korea strengthens its position as a global MICE destination as Seoul, Busan, Incheon, Goyang and Jeju drive business tourism growth

Vladivostok welcomes its first international cruise in six years as Eastern Venus returns, reconnecting Russia, South Korea, and Japan tourism routes

Seoul, Busan and Jeju drive South Korea tourism growth as shorter trips, cultural travel and higher visitor spending reshape tourism in 2026

South Korea records booming tourism in 2026 as expanded Top-Tier visas, K-pop influence, and new airline routes attract visitors from the US, China, Japan, Europe, and the Philippines

South Korea strengthens its global medical tourism leadership with skincare, wellness, anti-ageing treatments and healthcare travel centered in Seoul and Gangnam

South Korea, Thailand, China, Vietnam, India, Singapore and Malaysia boost Asia tourism growth in 2026 through visa-free travel and investments

South Korea introduces visa reforms, including fee-waived C-3 visas and extended validity for Chinese nationals, aiming for 30 million visitors by 2028

Starlux Airlines introduces new direct flights from Taipei and Taichung to Busan, enhancing tourism and business travel between Taiwan and South Korea from June 2026

South Korea revises its inbound tourism target, aiming for 30 million visitors by 2028. Find out what’s driving the surge in international arrivals.

Seoul, Incheon, Busan, and Gyeongju Drive South Korea’s High-Value Tourism Growth Through Vegetarian Travel, Temple Food Experiences, Templestay Programs, and MICE Expansion in 2026

South Korea Surpasses Multiple Global Competitors in Business Tourism Growth as Seoul, Busan and Jeju Attract Rising International Conference and Event Travel

Vladivostok, Russia Rejoins East Asia’s Cruise Tourism Network as Eastern Venus Returns from Busan, Sokcho, and Sakaiminato After a Six-Year Absence

Seoul, Busan and Jeju Lead South Korea’s Tourism Transformation as Shorter High-Value Trips and Cultural Experiences Drive Visitor Spending Growth

South Korea Tourism Soars in 2026 as US, China, Japan, Philippines and Europe Drive Record Arrivals Amid Top-Tier Visa Expansion and Airline Growth

Seoul and Gangnam Now Drives South Korea’s Medical Tourism Boom as Millions Travel for Advanced Skincare, Anti-Ageing Treatments and Wellness Experiences in 2026

South Korea, Thailand, China, Vietnam, India, Singapore and Malaysia Strengthen Asia’s Tourism Growth Through Regional Connectivity and Easier Travel Access in 202

Taipei and Taichung to Busan: Starlux Airlines Launches New Direct Flights Strengthening Taiwan-South Korea Tourism Ties

South Korea’s Tourism Boom: Aiming for 30 Million Visitors by 2028