On August 2, Gyeonggi Province and the Gyeonggi Tourism Organization launched the Gyeonggi Tourism Integrated Pass (hereinafter the Tour Pass), which provides easy access to 80 tourist attractions in Gyeonggi Province for KRW 19,900.

With the purchased Tour Pass, you can enjoy easy access to tourist facilities (tourist attractions, experience facilities, cafes, etc.) in the 31 municipalities of the province – including Gwangmyeong Cave, Anseong Farmland, and the Paju Trick Art Museum – during a 48-hour period.

Domestic and international tourists, including Gyeonggi residents, can purchase the Tour Pass from any of 14 retailers, including Naver Reservation, Coupang, Timon and Klook.

In consideration of travel distances, Gyeonggi Province will continue to issue “East, West, and North Regional Vouchers” (KRW 16,900 for use/sale within 48 hours), “Regional Specialized Vouchers” (KRW 14,900 for use/sale within 24 hours) for areas with high concentrations of tourist destinations (Paju City, Gapyeong, etc.), and “Tourism Policy Linkage Vouchers” (KRW 11,900 each for use/sale within 48 hours) with themes of history/culture/nature/peace.

Choi Yong-hoon, Director of the Gyeonggi Tourism Industry Division, said, “The launch of this Tour Pass product is aimed at revitalizing the local economy by increasing the amount of time people spend traveling in Gyeonggi Province,” adding, “With the Tour Pass, we have done our best to provide Gyeonggi residents with a variety of opportunities to enjoy tourism and to open the door for the tourism industry to attract more tourists.”