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Park Bo-gum, the star of TV series “Love in the Moonlight,” will soon travel across Asia to meet with fans, his management agency said Thursday.
Park, who played the charming Crown Prince Lee Yeong, will kick off his tour in Malaysia and then travel to Hong Kong, Indonesia, Taiwan, Japan, Thailand, Singapore and China, Blossom Entertainment said. The tour will wrap up with a fan meeting in South Korea before the end of the year.
Details of his visits to each country will be announced through Blossom Entertainment’s official website and social media accounts at a later date, it said.
Park, who played the charming Crown Prince Lee Yeong, will kick off his tour in Malaysia and then travel to Hong Kong, Indonesia, Taiwan, Japan, Thailand, Singapore and China, Blossom Entertainment said. The tour will wrap up with a fan meeting in South Korea before the end of the year.
Details of his visits to each country will be announced through Blossom Entertainment’s official website and social media accounts at a later date, it said.
“The upcoming fan meetings will be a special occasion for Park Bo-gum to hold proper meetings with his fans not only at home but also across Asia,” the agency said. “They will be made up of various programs through which Park and his fans can talk and enjoy themselves.”
The KBS period drama ended last month after recording viewership ratings above 20 percent. (Yonhap)
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Articles by Korea Herald
