Korea Tourism Organization (KTO) in Jakarta Indonesia released a new guide book to travel to Korea


Along with the increasing interest of Indonesian people in Korean tourism, KTO Jakarta is also increasingly receiving questions related to Korean tourism such as new tourist destinations and other tourist attractions that are fun to visit. To answer this, KTO Jakarta staff took the initiative to publish a comprehensive guidebook that was certainly adapted to the character and style of Indonesian tourists, who usually liked to take pictures, shop and relax in unique and instagramable themed cafes.


A travel guide book titled "Vacation #Korea, Come on!" it is composed of a personal travel experience and is equipped with useful suggestions for Indonesian tourists. This guide book also discusses various questions that are often asked by Indonesian tourists when preparing trips and provides a variety of recommendations for new and iconic tourist attractions in Korea. In addition, this book is also equipped with useful tips for Muslim tourists such as tourist attractions that have Muslim-friendly facilities and places of worship, as well as guidelines for choosing the type of restaurant that is friendly for Muslim tourists.


Travel guide content "Vacation #KoreaLet's Come!" it consists of four main sections, namely General Information about Korea, Tourism Attractions, Restaurants and Instagramable Locations. The content can help Indonesian tourists to choose and determine the selected KTO Jakarta tourist attractions that they want to visit in all regions of Korea.

This manual can be downloaded for free at the following link: https://visitkorea.or.id/article/e-book-liburan-kekoreaaja-yuk




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