Hanwha Resort Launches Family Package 'Oh! Happy May'

Considering Family Travelers Seeking Outdoor Activities Amid Expectations for Daily Life Recovery
Package Deals Linking Tourist Attractions like Busan Lotte World, Daecheon Zip Track, and Gyeongju Luge World

Daecheon Zip Track.

[Asia Economy Reporter Yuri Kim] Hanwha Hotels & Resorts announced on the 12th that Hanwha Resort, operated by Hanwha Hotels & Resorts, will offer the 'Oh! Happy May' package throughout May, allowing the whole family to enjoy sightseeing and relaxation together.

This May marks the first month in over two years since the lifting of social distancing and outdoor mask mandates. Hanwha Resort planned this package targeting customers who are planning outdoor activities and family trips after a long time. The package includes a one-night stay and a voucher for experiencing local tourist attractions near Hanwha Resort.

Hanwha Resort Jeju has prepared a package combining a one-night stay and a 2-person Free Tour Pass. With the Free Tour Pass, guests can enjoy free admission and beverage discounts at over 30 locations in Jeju, including tourist sites, cafes, and performance venues, for 48 hours.

Hanwha Resort Haeundae offers 2-person tickets to nearby famous attractions such as Lotte World Busan, Daecheon Paros provides zip track access, and Hanwha Resort Gyeongju offers tickets to Gyeongju Luge World. Hanwha Resort Geoje Bellvidia allows access to one of the large-scale play facilities combining indoor zipline and trampoline called 'Bounce Trampoline Park,' 'Pororo Kids Cafe,' 'Bricklive,' or 'My Papa Bear.' Package reservations and detailed information can be found on the Hanwha Resort website.

Meanwhile, with growing expectations for a return to normal life, travel demand is increasing, and the number of visitors to Hanwha Resort is rapidly rising. As of May, the reservation rate at Hanwha Resort Jeju has increased by about 20 percentage points compared to the previous year. A resort official stated, "Considering the overall reservation situation, we expect the occupancy rate to continue rising."