Korea Tourism Organization: MICE Venues Advertorial
Client: Korea Tourism Organization X TTGmice Magazine
Date: November 2019
About: A 4-page advertorial feature on unconventional venues that can be used for events in the Meetings, Incentive Travel, Conventions & Exhibitions (MICE) industry. Meeting planners can choose from a diverse array of unique venues sprinkled around South Korea, from temples, museums, K-Pop restaurant and even the DMZ Museum.
South Korea is making its mark as a top convention destination on the world stage. In 2017, the Asian economic juggernaut came out tops in the 2018 International Meetings Statistics Report by the Union of International Associations (UIA). Having hosted 1,105 international meetings in 2017, South Korea took the number one spot in the ‘Top International Meeting Countries’ list for the first time.
Providing convenience and strategic advantages to MICE planners is the awardwinning Incheon International Airport, which has connections to more than 186 cities worldwide The technology-forward country also boasts cutting-edge meeting infrastructure that includes large-scale convention facilities and hotels; and to top it off, a colourful and dynamic Hallyu culture that makes South Korea an exciting business destination. Inject a special touch into your meetings and offsite experiences with a wide range of unconventional venues, from time-honoured temples to exquisite museums.
Here are some of the Korea Unique Venues that have been selected and recommended by the Korea Tourism Organization.
Venues featured included the Korea Furniture Museum, Jeondeungsa Temple and Korea Stone Art Museum.
