Share in his winter adventures in Korea as he goes skiing, ice-fishing and speaks with the Pyeongchang Olympic Organising Committee about the upcoming 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics. The program also highlights the Hasla Art World Museum Hotel, the making of traditional Korean cookies (hangwa) and explores seafood markets and much more.
Winter travel interest to Korea is growing as many Australians wish to experience a white Christmas and love skiing in the northern hemisphere winter without travelling all the way to Europe and the USA. South Korea is less than a ten hour flight direct from Sydney & Brisbane so a good option for skiers.
The number of Australians travelling to Korea has been increasing steadily in recent years with growing interest in the country due to Korean food, music, film and the great variety of adventures and activities that can be enjoyed in the country.
During 2015, around 133,000 Australians visited the country and many more young Australians see South Korea as an exciting destination with word spreading fast through social media of exciting things to do like K-Pop experiences, street food tours and the fashion and nightlife scene.
For more information on any of the spots featured in 'The Guru's Explore South Korea' special winter program please visit the local Korea Tourism Organization Sydney office website: www.visitkorea.org.au or request a fact sheet following the program online at http://www.gurusexplore.tv/
To receive a free information kit including a guidebook with ski resort information as well as what to do in winter in Korea please email: visitkorea@knto.org.au
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