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The “must-be-there” event in the German chamber of commerce calendar will happen next week when they roll out the green cabbage for a dinner that brings members back to simpler times.
The Korean-German Chamber of Commerce and Industry secretary general explained that according to northern German tradition, all participants must appear in a blue fishermen’s shirt with a red bandana.
The fisherman’s shirt and bandana can be ordered directly from the chamber’s site or by calling Hana Cha at (02) 3780-4662 and costs 60,000 won.
The dinner will be held at Barlin Deutsches Wirtshaus in Susong-dong at 7 p.m.
Registration must be done by Feb. 20 at the latest and costs 100,000 won per person. More information at www.kgcci.com.
The Korean-German Chamber of Commerce and Industry secretary general explained that according to northern German tradition, all participants must appear in a blue fishermen’s shirt with a red bandana.
The fisherman’s shirt and bandana can be ordered directly from the chamber’s site or by calling Hana Cha at (02) 3780-4662 and costs 60,000 won.
The dinner will be held at Barlin Deutsches Wirtshaus in Susong-dong at 7 p.m.
Registration must be done by Feb. 20 at the latest and costs 100,000 won per person. More information at www.kgcci.com.
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Articles by Korea Herald
