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KTO unveils new tourist guide leaflet in 11 languages
By Korea HeraldPublished : May 30, 2016 - 15:28
In an effort to provide international visitors to Korea easy access to concise and practical travel tips to assist them during their travels, the Korea Tourism Organization has released its newest one-page tourist guide leaflet.
The multilingual pamphlets offer visitors practical tips, such as providing information on where to find free Wi-Fi access, how to purchase transportation cards and emergency numbers and hotlines, as well as a quick overview of tax refund policies.
The multilingual pamphlets offer visitors practical tips, such as providing information on where to find free Wi-Fi access, how to purchase transportation cards and emergency numbers and hotlines, as well as a quick overview of tax refund policies.
The leaflets were first handed out at the Incheon International Airport last Friday, welcoming guests for the Rotary’s 107th annual international convention, which kicked off Sunday and will continue until June 1 at the Kintex Convention Center in in Goyang City, Gyeonggi Province.
The large-scale global convention is expected to attract some 25,000 foreign nationals from more than 160 countries, making it the most multicultural nonprofit gathering in Korea.
The leaflets are currently available in 11 languages: English, Chinese, Japanese, French, Spanish, Thai, Malaysian, Indonesian, Russian, Vietnamese and Arabic.
By Julie Jackson (juliejackson@heraldcorp.com)
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Articles by Korea Herald
