By Liu Jiawen | Compiled and Reported
Due to the Hallyu (Korean Wave) trend, more and more people are choosing to travel to South Korea. In addition to Seoul, Busan, a trading port city, has also become a popular destination for independent travelers. This Friday (the 9th) at 7 PM, a free talk on independent travel to Busan will be held at the Humanities Space in Lane 93, Taipei City. The event will offer 100 spots for participants and will feature a Korea expert — Miss Q — as the speaker. She will share her insider travel routes in Busan, along with a raffle. The grand prize is a round-trip free flight between Taipei and Busan. Those interested should act fast to secure a spot!
Gwangan Bridge is a famous new landmark in Busan, offering beautiful night views. (Photo provided by the Korea Tourism Organization)
Busan is South Korea’s second-largest city. Its suburbs, such as Haeundae and Gwangalli, boast beautiful beaches as well as hotels and guesthouses with an exotic vibe. The bustling commercial districts of Nampo-dong and Seomyeon in the city center offer the latest trendy goods, while Jagalchi Market serves up delicious seafood dishes. These locations make Busan a charming port city with a unique appeal. During this event, speaker Miss Q will share her travel experiences, including must-try local restaurants in Busan, affordable shopping spots, an exclusive look at luxury cruise travel, and participation in local festivals. Attendees will gain practical travel tips and have the chance to win prizes such as round-trip free flights between Taipei and Busan, limited-edition airplane models, and other attractive souvenirs.
Busan’s Shinsegae Department Store is a multifunctional shopping and cultural space. (Photo provided by the Korea Tourism Organization)
For details about the talk, visit the “Free@Korea” Facebook fan page. Simply leave a comment in the event section stating your motivation for attending or what you’d most like to know about traveling to Busan, along with your contact email, to sign up.