Southeast Asian corporate group tourists are going to Incheon...Two thousand people will come by June

▲ This photo showsG yeongwonjae, Hanok Hotel in Songdo International City. (Yonhap)

 

 

SEOUL, Feb. 17 (Yonhap) - The project to attract Southeast Asian group tourists, which Inchoen Metropolitan City and Incheon Tourism Organization focus on in line with the post-corona, is going smoothly.

 

The Incheon Metropolitan Government announced on Friday that more than 2,000 reward tourism groups consisting of executives and employees of Taiwanese and Thai companies will visit Incheon by June.

 

First of all, from the 19th, 350 executives and employees of Taiwan's global automobile companies will visit Incheon in about 10 times.

 

They plan to unpack at Songdo Gyeongwonjae Hotel and tour Geumpung Brewery, a makgeolli experience center in Ganghwa Island.

From April to June, 1,300 executives and employees of Thai global marketing companies and grocery companies will visit Incheon sequentially.

 

They will stay at a hotel in Incheon for three nights and four days and tour Wolmi Sea Train and Jeondeungsa Temple in Ganghwa Island.

 

In June, about 400 executives and employees of Taiwanese health food companies will also go on a tour of Incheon and enjoy regional unique tours such as boarding a sea cruise ship.

 

Incheon City and the corporation are seeking to attract local companies, travel agencies, on reward group tourism from Taiwan, Indonesia, and Singapore, centering on Thailand, which has a clear recovery from COVID-19 among major Southeast Asian countries.

 

 

(This article is translated from Korean to English by Yunhee Cho.)

 

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