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Foreign travelers get discounted tickets, interactive perks in new Korean theater campaign

Travelers visiting Korea this fall will have a front-row seat to the country’s theatrical stage, complete with discounted tickets and immersive hands-on experiences alongside local performers through Nov. 30. Dubbed “Korea in Motion,” the initiative brings together the Korea Tourism Organization, the Ministry of Culture and the Korea Performing Arts Tourism Association in a coordinated push to…

Foreign travelers get discounted tickets, interactive perks in new Korean theater campaign

Travelers visiting Korea this fall will enjoy an unprecedented opportunity to experience the country's vibrant theatrical scene, thanks to a new campaign called "Korea in Motion." The initiative, a collaboration between the Korea Tourism Organization, the Ministry of Culture, and the Korea Performing Arts Tourism Association, runs through November 30. This campaign aims to transform live performances from a casual outing into an essential part of the travel experience in Korea.

During this period, special promotions will be offered through online travel agencies to major inbound markets such as China, Japan, Taiwan, the United States, Hong Kong, and Singapore. These promotions will include discounted tickets, making theater more accessible for international visitors. The lineup of performances will feature both nonverbal shows, which tell stories through movement, sound, and music without dialogue, and dialogic performances that foreign audiences can follow using AI-powered smart glasses that display real-time subtitles.

A groundbreaking aspect of this campaign is the partnership with production companies to offer unique experience programs. For the first time, these programs will provide foreign travelers with a hands-on approach to Korean theater, allowing them to engage more deeply with the cultural performances. As the campaign progresses, it seeks to elevate the status of live performances in Korea, making them an integral part of the overall travel experience.

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