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Korea Railroad Corporation has signed a memorandum of understanding with Kyobo Book Store to set up a mini library on KTX trains as part of its efforts to upgrade services for first class travelers and celebrate the year of books.
From August, first class travelers will be able to read books and magazines on the train, which most of them are related to leisure, culture and travel, selected by KORAIL and Kyobo Book Store.
About 4,800 books and magazines will be offered by the book store, which will change books every three months and magazines every month.
From August, first class travelers will be able to read books and magazines on the train, which most of them are related to leisure, culture and travel, selected by KORAIL and Kyobo Book Store.
About 4,800 books and magazines will be offered by the book store, which will change books every three months and magazines every month.
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Articles by Korea Herald
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