South Korea - Business

You’ll spend time exploring the amazing cultural landmarks of Seoul today. Visit Gyeongbokgung, the main Royal Palace of the Joseon Dynasty, before heading uphill to the traditional Bukchon Hanok Village.

Visit the HiKR Ground. Set up by the Korean Tourism Organization, it’s a home to all things K-wave. Filled with intelligent technology, it’s an interactive playground celebrating hallyu, the arts, and more.

Soak in the views of the Seoul metropolis with a trip to the observation deck of the city’s second-highest point, the N Seoul Tower.

Pay a visit to a local company in Seoul. Here, you’ll get an insight into the workplace culture, exploring how it differs between cultures. You’ll also learn more about the industry from the employees.

Delve into the Bank of Korea’s Money Museum to examine the bank’s documents. You’ll learn about the history of currencies around the world, and also explore the Korean economy’s past.

Explore the bustling Myeongdong district. Known the world over as a shopping paradise, it’s a local hub for international fashion and cosmetics brands.

Travel by high-speed KTX to Busan.

Spend a half-day getting an insightful private tour of the city of Busan. You’ll visit the most iconic sights, from the Gamcheon Culture Village (the “Machu Picchu of Busan”) to the SongdoSkywalk, and BIFF Square. Learn about Busan’s history from a local guide!

Explore the famous Haeundae Night Market, which is filled with local stalls. Down this jam-packed alley, you’ll be able to try all manner of Korean street food staples, from fresh fish caught locally to tteokbokki and kimbap. You can even try eel, if you want!

Meet a local company in Busan to learn about their industry and workplace culture. You’ll be able to not only evaluate the differences between your own industry culture and theirs, but will also be able to examine how it varies from the business you visited in Seoul.

Explore the Busan Technopark, an innovation hub which offers R&D facilities, business incubation, investment funding and training programmes. Don’t miss the ICT Robot Experience Center!

Get the best views of Busan – from a luxury yacht. Take to the seas from Bay 101 Yacht Club, and get spectacular views of the city from the coast. You’ll see landmarks like Haeundae, Gwangalli Beach and Gwangan Bridge.

Visit the port of Busan – the largest in Korea, and one of the busiest in the world! Here, you’ll be able to understand both the role of Busan as a national hub, and of Korea as a wider international player in global trade.

Transfer back to Seoul via high-speed KTX.

Students and teachers alike will take part in an insightful reflection session. Here, you can discuss your highlights, process your new experiences, and digest what you’ve learned about the region and subject during your time

Returning home