[Today’s New Release] Westin Chosun Seoul Launches 'DMZ Tour' Room Package

Dedicated Vehicle and Professional Guide for the Tour
Experience-Based Package Featuring Visits to Major Attractions

Westin Chosun Seoul announced on September 24 that it is launching a room package called "Echoes of History: Exclusive DMZ Tour," which includes a Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) tour program.

This package, which was initially introduced in 2023 exclusively for foreign guests and received a great response, has been relaunched so that both domestic and international guests can make reservations, including the popular DMZ tour program.

Westin Chosun Seoul_DMZ Tour Room Package. Provided by Westin Chosun Seoul

The package is available for guests staying a minimum of two nights. The DMZ tour program can be reserved in advance at check-in for any date during the stay. The tour is a one-day experience, departing from the lobby at 7:25 a.m. It is conducted in both Korean and English, allowing both domestic and international guests to participate together. A dedicated vehicle is provided based on the number of participants.

With guidance from a professional tour guide, guests will visit historically significant sites such as the Third Tunnel, Dora Observatory, Tongilchon Village, and Imjingak Park. Before and after the tour, guests can relax in the comfortable rooms of Westin Chosun Seoul, enjoying both luxury hotel services and a historical experience. The price for a deluxe room for a two-night stay starts at 894,432 won. Package guests also receive a 10% discount when dining at hotel restaurants.

A representative from Westin Chosun Seoul stated, "As travel trends have shifted toward meaningful experiences such as exploring history and culture beyond simple relaxation, we designed this package so that both international tourists and domestic guests can enjoy meaningful content during their stay. For international tourists, it will provide a differentiated experiential travel program, while for domestic guests traveling with children, it will serve as an educational opportunity to experience key sites in modern Korean history."