'Tour Pass' for Over 100 Tourist Attractions in Gyeonggi and Chungnam Now on Sale from June 27

Gyeonggi Province and the Gyeonggi Tourism Organization have launched the 'Bay Valley Tour Pass,' an integrated ticket that allows visitors to freely access over 100 tourist attractions in Gyeonggi and Chungnam regions during this summer vacation season. Sales began on June 27.

The Bay Valley Tour Pass is a large-scale tourism product planned based on the 'Bay Valley Megacity' policy, which connects the Bay Valley tourism areas of southern Gyeonggi (Hwaseong, Ansan, Pyeongtaek, Siheung, Anseong) and northern Chungnam (Cheonan, Asan, Seosan, Dangjin, Yesan).

The newly released integrated pass serves as a unified tourism ticket linking the Seoul metropolitan area and the Chungcheong region, and is available as a 24-hour pass (16,900 won) and a 48-hour pass (25,900 won). Pass holders can freely access or receive discounts at a total of 95 locations, including tourist attractions, experience facilities, and cafes in southern Gyeonggi and northern Chungnam.

Chungnam Gyeonggi Bay Valley Tour Pass Poster

In particular, this tour pass is tailored for the summer season, offering a range of benefits such as accommodation discounts, as well as perks at amusement parks, cable cars, yacht experiences, and more, to ensure a rewarding trip.

Tickets can be conveniently purchased by searching for 'Bay Valley Tour Pass' on major platforms such as Naver and Yanolja, or by scanning the QR code on promotional posters. After purchase, users can enjoy the benefits of their chosen pass (24-hour or 48-hour) at any participating facility within the valid time period.

To celebrate the summer vacation season and the launch of the integrated tour pass, the Gyeonggi Tourism Organization is offering a special promotion through Naver Smart Store and other channels: the 24-hour pass is available for 9,900 won (a 41% discount off the regular price) and the 48-hour pass for 15,900 won (a 39% discount off the regular price) to the first 3,000 customers on a first-come, first-served basis.

An official from Gyeonggi Province stated, "The Bay Valley Tour Pass is a tourism product that connects key tourism hubs in the Seoul metropolitan and Chungcheong regions," adding, "It will establish itself as a leading model for interregional cooperative tourism."