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Travel costs in Seoul sixth-highest in Asia
Travel
Sept 13, 2015
The amount of money needed for a trip in Seoul is the sixth-highest among 11 major cities in Asia, accounting for only half of the cost needed for a journey to Tokyo, data showed Sunday.Travelers need to spend approximately 333,000 won ($280) each day for a stay in Seoul, compared with an average 675,304 won for a day in Tokyo, according to the data compiled by online travel booking site Expedia.Other cities in the analysis were Bangkok, Hanoi, Taipei, Bali, Singapore and Hong Kong. The cost per
Around the hotels
Food&Beverage
Sept 11, 2015
Gourmet couture at W Hotel Seoul WalkerhillW Hotel Seoul Walkerhill presents a stylish collaboration between the hotel’s casual dining restaurant Kitchen and designer Munsoo Kwon, starting Oct. 2. The menu is inspired by and reflects the designs in Kwon’s 2015 Fall/Winter collection. The menu will include arugula juice, shrimp and black rice brioche salad, mantis crab, black sesame-crusted and grilled halibut with black sesame risotto and yellow saffron cream, prime beef striploin steak with blu
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Travel
Sept 11, 2015
Miniature Garden at EverlandEverland, Samsung group’s amusement park and the biggest in Korea, is launching the new “Miniature Garden” theme zone on Sept. 11, featuring a miniaturized version of the park in a 330-square meter space. Nine popular rides including the T-Express, Lost Valley, Aesop Village and Sky Cruise will be available, scaled down from one-tenth to one-fiftieth their original size, alongside a display of over 191 miniature trees. Tiny versions of Everland’s symbolic cartoon cha
Seoul book club to host three rising Korean authors
Expat Living
Sept 9, 2015
The Seoul Book and Culture Club will be hosting a book reading and question-and-answer session with three rising stars of Asian literature. Organized together with ASIA Publishers, the event will see Cheon Myeong-kwan reading from his story “Homecoming,” Hwang Jung-eun reading from “Kong’s Garden” and Yun I-hyeong reading from “Danny.” All three stories were included in ASIA Publishers’ K-Literature series. The three authors will then discuss their works and answer questions. It is the third eve
Migrant centers to compete in Seoul sports event
Expat Living
Sept 9, 2015
More than 1,000 migrants are expected to gather at the Olympic Stadium in Jamsil on Sunday for a citywide sports day.The event, hosted by the Yangcheon Migrant Workers Center, will pitch migrant workers, volunteers and other associates of the city’s seven migrant workers’ centers against each other in a series of sports and games.The event, held annually to promote exchanges between Koreans and foreign residents, drew 800 participants from 20 countries last year. The events include relay races,
GIC offers tour to Jeonju hanok village
Expat Living
Sept 9, 2015
The Gwangju International Center will be running a GIC Culture tour to Jeonju on Sept. 19 to look around its traditional hanok houses.The tour will stop on the way at Geumsansa Temple in Gimje, which still has some features from the ancient Baekje era.On arriving in Jeonju, the first stop will be at Hanbyeok Pavilion to try the local tipple, Moju. After that, there will be a lunch of tteokgalbi, or seasoned pork patties, before the group looks around the city’s hanok village.The hanok village is
Latin American, Brazil Day festivals to hit Seoul
Expat Living
Sept 9, 2015
Two cultural festivals are set to bring some Latin American warmth to northeastern Seoul this weekend.Seongbuk Global Village Center will be hosting a Latin American Festival, while the Brazilian Cultural Center will be holding a Brazil Day festival in nearby Hyehwa. Performers at the 2013 Latin American Festival in Seongbukcheon Fountain Square in Seoul. SQVCSGVC first held the festival in 2011, bringing a mix of martial arts, music and dance performances from countries including Ecuador, Brazi
Poetry to get airing at Seoul, Busan events
Expat Living
Sept 9, 2015
Two events featuring spoken word and other performances will be held this weekend in Seoul and Busan.In Busan, performance art event Poetry Plus will return for a 42nd outing Saturday with around 20 performers, including poetry dance and short stories.Started in 2000, Poetry Plus event gave birth to the Wordz Only spoken word open mic night in the same city, and returned for a 41st show in June after a long hiatus. Wordz Only will be relauched next month with a new format.Work by local artists w
Singers sought for ‘Messiah’ concert
Expat Living
Sept 9, 2015
Fresh from its Autumn Pops Concert on Saturday, Camarata Music Company is seeking singers to join its Camarata Chorale to sing in its signature Christmas performance of Handel’s “Messiah.”The choral work is a common Christmas performance and has been performed by CMC each December since 2009 to more than 1,000 people each year.CMC has an auditioned chamber choir and a general choir, the Camarata Chorale, which is open to everyone, regardless of experience, has been set up to give expats and Kore
[Newsmaker] Seoul: Asia’s new fashion window?
Culture
Sept 7, 2015
Move over Hong Kong, Tokyo and Singapore. Seoul is emerging as Asia’s new fashion showcase, with the world’s top luxury firms seeking to cash in on the regional trend-setting popularity of South Korean pop culture.A woman walks past a Louis Vuitton store in the duty-free shopping area at Incheon International Airport. (Bloomberg)Fast-growing Asia is a key market driving the global luxury industry, with purchases by Chinese consumers accounting for one third of global sales, according to market r
Itaewon sees rise of sidewalk drinking
Culture
Sept 7, 2015
Outdoors drinking makes for lively atmosphere, raises concerns of alcohol-induced unruliness
'Innovative platforms can turn tide for Korean animations'
Culture
Sept 4, 2015
Smart devices, multi-channels expected to improve animation ecosystem
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Food&Beverage
Sept 4, 2015
Chuseok gift sets at Millennium Seoul HiltonMillennium Seoul Hilton is offering a variety of luxury gift sets for the Korean Chuseok holidays, when gifts are traditionally exchanged amongst family, colleagues and business associates. The gift hampers will be on sale from Sept. 1-25.The top-grade galbi gift sets range from 420,000 won to 1.2 million won and offer a range of prime-grade beef including hanwoo, Australian wagyu and U.S. beef and a marinade made by Millennium Seoul Hilton.The premium
‘Pororo,’ ‘Larva’ change game in Korean animation
Culture
Sept 4, 2015
Scene from the popular animated comedy television series “Larva.” (Tuba Entertainment)Up until the turn of the 21st century, many Korean youngsters who plopped in front of their television sets found themselves regaled with delightfully innocent tales of popular international cartoon series such as “Dragon Ball Z,” “Sailor Moon” or “Tom and Jerry” with their rambunctious games of cat and mouse.A couple of decades ago -- in the pre-“Pororo” era of Korean animation -- TV cartoon options for Korean
Korean craft beer and gargantuan meatballs at Malt
Food&Beverage
Sept 4, 2015
New gastropub dishes out hefty big plates with beer, bourbon and highballs
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