World Heritage City Forum Gathers Heritage Experts in Korea

 

The World Heritage City Forum will be held at the Suwon Convention Center from 29 (Thursday) – 30 (Friday) September and is expected to attract around 500 delegates.

First launched in September 2021, the World Heritage Cities Forum serves as an opportunity to network between a network of World Heritage Cities centered around Suwon, home to the World Heritage, Suwon Hwaseong Fort. This forum is attended by those whose work or interests involve World Heritage, Sustainable Tourism and City Image.

The main theme of this year's forum is the Sustainable Use of World Heritage Cities. Event delegates will gain insight into sustainable world heritage and local communities; co-development between cities and cultural heritage; and world heritage applied in a number of areas, including fashion, corporate marketing and content. The World Heritage Cities Forum is incomplete without eminent speakers. This year, they invited Jae Heon Choi, Professor of Geography and World Heritage Studies at Konkuk University, Screenwriter Jinyoung Rho, Young Jin Kim, CEO of Tcaikim and many more.

Korea is on the rise as a top meeting destination with more and more upcoming international conferences to be held in the country, including the 73rd APAA Council Meeting (1,600 people), the 24th International Acoustic Congress (1,000 people), and the International Congress of Endocrinology and Metabolism. Seoul 2022 (1,300 people). Meanwhile, the Korea MICE Bureau is offering special support to conference organizers, including cultural performances, touring programs, promotional support, and more. For more information about the bureau's support activities and programs, visit www.koreaconvention.org.

 

 

Source : https://visitkorea.or.id/article/forum-kota-warisan-dunia-mengumpulkan-ahli-warisan-di-korea

 

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