Travel Center / Comprehensive Report
The award ceremony for the "Team Up for Free Flights to Explore Gyeonggi-do, South Korea" free Asiana Airlines ticket raffle was held on December 18. In addition to the attendance of Jeon Dong-hyun, Director of the Taipei Office of the Korea Tourism Organization, and Kim Hong-soo, General Manager of Asiana Airlines Taipei Branch, Hong Seung-pyo, President of Gyeonggi Tourism Organization, also flew in from South Korea especially for the event in Taiwan. Together with the lucky winners, they celebrated and kicked off the Christmas festivities early.
The online raffle event “Gyeonggi-do Is the Way to Go,” held from October 26 to November 24, attracted nearly 1,160 netizens and 700 company teams to participate enthusiastically. On November 30, three lucky winners were selected.
This campaign allowed more friends in Taiwan to rediscover popular attractions in Gyeonggi-do, South Korea, such as Everland, Suwon Hwaseong Fortress, Gwangmyeong Cave, Pocheon Art Valley, Morning Calm Garden, Dae Jang Geum Theme Park, and Korean Folk Village. With convenient transportation, well-developed facilities, and abundant cuisine, Gyeonggi-do is definitely worth visiting and exploring.

▲ The lucky winners who received free flights and the organizers take a group photo together. (Photo / Provided by Korea Tourism Organization)
Currently, any company group staying in South Korea for at least 2 nights and 3 days with 10 or more members will receive support from the Korea Tourism Organization based on the group size and itinerary, including souvenirs, welcome ceremonies, attraction tickets, and performance tickets.
Additionally, Gyeonggi Tourism Organization has added extra incentives: for company groups of 50 or more staying one night in Gyeonggi-do, or 200 or more visiting three paid attractions in Gyeonggi-do, Gyeonggi Tourism Organization will separately negotiate to provide support such as attraction tickets, welcome dinners, and souvenirs.
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