[Today's Travel] Touring Northern Europe by Chartered Flight to Oslo and More

Kangwon Land Announces Plan to Strengthen Competitiveness of Integrated Resort
Modetour Expands Local Airport Products, etc.

The travel and leisure industry shares new updates and product launches on the 27th.

Norang Poongseon Launches Oslo Direct Charter Flight '9 Days in 4 Nordic Countries' Package

Nihaun Canal
Photo by Norang Poongseon

Norang Poongseon announced the launch of a summer season limited '9 Days in 4 Nordic Countries' package departing on an exclusive direct charter flight to Oslo operated by Air Premia. From June 11 to August 15, the flight will operate twice a week (Tuesdays and Thursdays) for a total of 20 round trips, offering a 9-day itinerary covering four Nordic countries: Norway, Finland, Sweden, and Denmark. A Europe-specialized tour guide will accompany travelers throughout the entire trip from departure to return, ensuring customer safety and convenience.

Kangwon Land Unveils Blueprint to Become a Global K-Complex Resort

Gangwon Land exterior view
[Photo by Gangwon Land]

Kangwon Land announced that on the 2nd of next month, it will hold the 'K-HIT Project 1.0 Presentation' at the Kangwon Land Grand Hotel, attended by over 700 people including National Assembly member Lee Cheol-gyu, local government heads from four mining-closed areas in Gangwon, residents of mining-closed areas, and employees. This is Kangwon Land’s plan to strengthen future competitiveness, where K stands for Korean, H for High1, I for Integrated, T for Tourism, and 1.0 signifies a new beginning. The presentation will showcase the results of communication and feedback gathered from experts, academia, local residents, employees, related organizations, and customers to promote sustainable development. It will introduce Kangwon Land’s current crisis situation and future business directions to enhance competitiveness.

Modetour Launches Popular Packages Departing from Muan Airport

Modetour Muan Special Exhibition
Photo by Modetour

Modetour announced the launch of a special collection of popular travel packages departing from Muan International Airport, which has recently established itself as a key airport in the southwestern region. Jeju Air will operate regular routes from April to Zhangjiajie, China (4 times a week), Yanji (2 times a week), and from May to Saga, Japan (3 times a week). Jin Air will operate routes from early May to Jeju (2 times a week) and Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia (2 times a week). This special collection includes Mongolia, where travelers can enjoy vast grasslands and sparkling night skies; Zhangjiajie, a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site and the filming location of the movie "Avatar"; Da Nang, Vietnam, which has attracted the most Korean travelers since COVID-19; and Nha Trang, known as the Naples of the East and a top resort destination.

Lotte World Aquarium Hosts Marine Ecology Conservation Talk Concert

Lotte World Aquarium Special Exhibition "Disappearing Friends"
[Photo by Lotte World]

Lotte World Aquarium announced it will hold a marine conservation awareness talk concert titled 'Signals of the Sea, Coral Reefs' in observance of environmental commemorative days such as Endangered Species Day (April 1), Earth Day (April 22), and Sea Day (May 31). Jeong Ji-yoon, head of the Marine Biology Research Center at Lotte World Aquarium, will serve as the lecturer, delivering an easy and engaging presentation on the role of coral reefs as habitats for various marine species and the importance of coral reef conservation. The event will be held from the 30th onward on the last Saturday of every month at 2 PM at the sea lion viewing area. Guests who answer surprise quizzes correctly during the concert will receive small prizes related to marine protected species. Additionally, a special exhibition titled 'Disappearing Friends,' which highlights the status and significance of protecting endangered species, will be showcased starting from the 1st of next month.