Environmental Issues Test Korea’s Diplomacy

The fine dust disaster in the Korean Peninsula has become a thorny diplomatic issue between Korea and China. On March 6, President Moon Jae-in ordered the emergency preparation in cooperation with the

Buy 16 Weeks Ahead of Travel for Cheapest Flight Abroad

An analysis reveals that it’s cheapest to purchase overseas-bound airline tickets sixteen weeks prior to departure, and the cheapest months are November, March, and June.Skyscanner, a travel fare sear

Improving Awareness on High Costs of Jeju Tourism

With the rise of tourists who prefer economical short-distance trips, the perception that Jeju has high prices is negatively affecting the travel demands and must be improved, according to a research.

How Starbucks captivated picky Koreans

The Republic of Korea is the 'coffee republic'. Koreans drink 26.5 billion cups of coffee a year, which is equivalent to 512 cups of coffee per person. The coffee market is also on the way to

Commemorative Event for 71st Anniversary of Jeju Uprising at Gwanghwamun Plaza

On April 3, various memorial events will be held at Gwanghamun Plaza in Seoul for five days to commemorate the 71st anniversary of Jeju Uprising.According to Jeju 4.3 Nationwide Committee, a memorial

Realization of Delayed Justice "I am not guilty"

Sentenced victims of the 4.3 Incident have criminal records removed

The Jeju 4.3 Incident is a tragic chapter in history which took the lives of many locals after its beginning in 1948. The 3.1 Incident, in which six civilians were killed by police shootings at a 3.1

The disappearing "Haenyeogut"

It will be held in 37 places this year, but this is only 34% of total fishing villages

‘Haenyeogut,’ a traditional ritual ceremony praying for the safety of diving women and the prosperity of fisheries is being held across fishing communities in each village, having started with the fis