ENJOY FUN KOREAN LANGUAGE TRIP &
NEW STUDENT TRAVEL GUIDE RELEASED
Jennifer Doherty, PR/Marketing Manager, Korea Tourism Org. Sydney
If
you’ve ever wanted to learn the Korean language and have some fun at the
same time there could be no better way than immersing yourself in Korean
cultural life by staying with a Korean family and experiencing student life at
Kyung Hee University in Seoul, Korea.
The Fun
Korean Language Trip is a 7D/6N tour package organised by the Korea Tourism
Organization (KTO) and Kyunghee University’s Institute of International
Education. The package combines a language training program which teaches
Korean through popular culture like dramas and K-pop and provides accommodation
with Korean families through the Koreastay program. This provides students
with the best chance to learn and communicate in the Korean language as fast as
possible.
The program
provides twenty hours of Korean language tuition and six nights accommodation
with a Korean family including breakfast. You can choose from a free Korean
cooking class or a Korea Pass Card ($US20 pre-paid tourist card). After
morning class you have the opportunity then to tour the city and enjoy many of
the attractions of Seoul. Optional tours include Korean Cultural Experience,
K-pop Dance Experience, Seoul City Tour or Beauty Tour as well as a Gangnam
Experience tour where you might even run in to PSY.
The Fun Korean
Language Trip is a great way to learn some of the Korean language and enjoy the
many attractions of Seoul city at the same time. It also is a great chance to
become friends with Korean University students and share your experience.
The 7D/6N
package is available during January & February, 2014 and again during
July/August, 2014. The tour package fee is 600,000 Korean Won (appox. A$600)
Further information and bookings of the tour can be made through Plus Planner
Agency in Korea.
If you are a
student and looking to travel to Korea then the newly published Student
Travel Guide to Korea would be a helpful tool. This 90-page handy pocket
guide has detailed information about the sights and attractions to be enjoyed
in Seoul city as well as day trips outside Seoul and to other regional areas of
Korea. It includes all the exciting options for students who may wish to
travel and experience Korea’s wide and varied landscapes, festivals and
events, UNESCO World Heritage sights and cities and villages whilst visiting
Korea.
The booklet
is available free on request from the Sydney office of Korea Tourism
Organization Email: visitkorea@knto.org.au Ph; 02)9252-4147/8
Dated: 25
November, 2013
Further
information: Jennifer Doherty, PR/Marketing Manager, Korea Tourism Org. Sydney
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