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App developer company CityMap has launched two mobile travel applications featuring information on more than 600 camping sites in Korea, as well as travel information on Jeju.
“The Camping Roadmap” features detailed information about camping sites nationwide ― facilities, surroundings, ground conditions ― with high-definition photos.
The “Jeju Roadmap” includes information on accommodation, restaurants, tourist attractions, the Olle walking trail, rental cars, and leisure companies based on three years of research in Jeju by the developers.
The applications are available on Android Market and iPhone users can download “The Camping Roadmap” at auto.citymap.co.kr and “The Jeju Roadmap” at jeju.citymap.co.kr.
For more information, call (02) 2631-9114.
“The Camping Roadmap” features detailed information about camping sites nationwide ― facilities, surroundings, ground conditions ― with high-definition photos.
The “Jeju Roadmap” includes information on accommodation, restaurants, tourist attractions, the Olle walking trail, rental cars, and leisure companies based on three years of research in Jeju by the developers.
The applications are available on Android Market and iPhone users can download “The Camping Roadmap” at auto.citymap.co.kr and “The Jeju Roadmap” at jeju.citymap.co.kr.
For more information, call (02) 2631-9114.
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Articles by Korea Herald
