Ryugyong Hotel in Pyongyang North Korea is one of the most reclusive and bizarre countries in the world. With a population of 23,000,000 North Korea has about half the population of its Southern counter part. There is no independent tourism here and you would have to enter the Country on a group tour. North Korea […]
Conference Time… Seoul has been Korea's center of politics, economy, culture and transportation for over six centuries since King Taejo moved to the city in 1394. With a current population of over 10 million residents, nearly a fifth of South Korea’s entire population resides here. The number of foreign residents in Seoul stood at some […]
South Korea’s tourism industry is on the rise, thanks in part to its successful co-hosting of the 2002 FIFA World Cup. And visitors who have come in recent years have generally liked what they have found: futuristic skyscrapers, lively cities, ancient palaces, temples, and fortresses, large-scale amusement parks, miles of coastline beaches, and a beautiful […]