Seven Types of "Chungnam Tour Pass" Single Passes Now on Sale... Three Integrated Passes to Launch in May

Boryeong Gaehwa Art Park, Seocheon National Institute of Ecology, and More
Themed Passes Such as "Chungnam Gourmet Tour Pass" Also to Be Launched

Chungnam Provincial Government Office View

On April 24, the Chungnam Provincial Government and the Chungnam Culture and Tourism Foundation announced the launch of the "Chungnam Tour Pass" to promote tourism within the province in celebration of the "2025-2026 Visit Chungnam Years."

The Chungnam Tour Pass is a mobile ticket-type tourism product that connects private and public tourism resources, including paid tourist attractions, cafes, experience facilities, and accommodations within the province.

The tickets are available in three types: single passes, themed passes, and integrated passes. Users can enjoy discounts and complimentary benefits when using these passes.

On this day, seven types of single passes were released, including those for Boryeong Gaehwa Art Park and Seocheon National Institute of Ecology. In May, three types of integrated passes?24-hour, 36-hour, and 48-hour passes?along with themed passes such as the "Chungnam Gourmet Tour Pass" are scheduled to be launched.

Purchases can be made online through the Chungnam Tourism website and Naver Store. Visitors holding mobile tickets can receive benefits at affiliated tourist attractions and businesses.

The provincial government plans to expand the number of affiliated businesses to a total of 300 this year and is currently recruiting tourist attractions, cafes, experience facilities, and accommodations.

In addition, in connection with the Hometown Love Donation Program, donors to Chungnam will receive a tour pass worth 30,000 won as a return gift.

The provincial government and the foundation plan to intensively promote the "Visit Chungnam Years" by linking local festivals with the tour pass.

A provincial official stated, "We expect the Chungnam Tour Pass to attract stay-type tourists and enhance the tourism image of Chungnam."