Busan Tourism Organization is a leading public corporation dedicated to creating social and economic value in Busan’s tourism industry. Busan is South Korea’s second-largest city, uniquely surrounded by beautiful mountains, rivers and the sea located in the southeastern part of the Korean Peninsula. Thanks to its strategic location and advanced transportation infrastructure, the city is easily accessible from the nation’s capital and other major regions. Busan is also Korea’s first international port city serving as a major gateway to the Korean Peninsula and the broader Northeast Asian region. With its mild climate, stunning natural scenery and vibrant urban culture, Busan attracts visitors throughout the year.

Gangwon State is famous for its stunning winter landscapes and is often the first region in Korea to see snowfall. It gained global attention after hosting the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics. Today, Gangwon remains one of Korea’s most beloved travel destinations, attracting visitors year-round. Each season offers its own charm—snowy mountains in winter, lush forests in summer, vibrant foliage in autumn, and blooming flowers in spring. Its clean air, unspoiled nature, and well-connected transportation make it an ideal getaway. Gangwon also offers amazing food, from fresh seafood to traditional Korean dishes and local specialties inspired by the sea and mountains.

Jeju Island is a must-visit destination in South Korea, loved for its stunning volcanic scenery, fresh air, and relaxed island vibes. From hiking Hallasan Mountain to cycling along coastal roads and visiting UNESCO-listed lava caves, Jeju offers nature-filled adventures and peaceful escapes. The island is also known for its wellness retreats, fresh seafood, and unique cultural experiences. With direct flights from Singapore and visa-free access, Jeju is the perfect getaway for those seeking both relaxation and exploration.