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Seoul Travel

Paying in Korea as a Visitor: Foreign Cards, Cash and When You Still Need Won

Korea is largely cashless, and foreign Visa and Mastercard cards are accepted in most hotels, restaurants, sho...

Seoul Travel

Staying Connected in Korea: eSIM, SIM Card or Pocket Wi-Fi for Visitors

Visitors to Korea can get mobile data through an eSIM, a prepaid tourist SIM card, a pocket Wi-Fi router, or i...

Chauffeur

Lost Something in Korea? How to Recover Items Left in Taxis, Subways or Cars

If you lose an item in Korea, act quickly: contact the taxi company or subway lost-and-found, and check the na...

Seoul Travel

Emergency Numbers in Korea Every Visitor Should Save: 112, 119 and the 1330 Travel Hotline

Visitors to Korea should save three numbers before arrival: 112 for police, 119 for fire and medical emergenci...

Seoul Travel

Using a T-money Card in Seoul: A Visitor's Guide to Buses, Subway and Taxis

T-money is a rechargeable transport card used on Seoul's subway and buses, and in many taxis and convenience s...

Airport Transfer

Incheon Airport to Seoul: AREX, Taxi or Private Chauffeur — Which Fits Your Trip?

There are three main ways to get from Incheon Airport to Seoul: the AREX airport railroad, a taxi, or a pre-bo...

Business Travel

K-ETA Explained: Do You Need Korea's Electronic Travel Authorization Before You Fly?

K-ETA (Korea Electronic Travel Authorization) is an online pre-approval that travelers from visa-waiver countr...

VIP Escort

Is Your Chauffeur Service Licensed and Insured? Questions to Ask

Before booking a chauffeur service in Korea, especially for executives or important guests, it is worth confir...

Premium Chauffeur

Combining KTX and Chauffeur for Fast Intercity Business Trips

For business trips between Korean cities, combining the KTX high-speed train with a chauffeur at each end ofte...

Golf Tour

Winter Travel by Road in Korea: Snow, Ice and Ski Resort Transfers

Korean winters are cold and dry in most regions, with snowfall more common in the mountainous northeast and on...

Business Protocol

Useful Korean Phrases for Travelers Using a Car Service

Many chauffeurs who serve international clients speak some English, but a few simple Korean phrases make conve...

Corporate Events

Moving a Business Delegation in Seoul: Coordinating Multiple Vehicles

When a delegation of ten, twenty or more people visits Seoul, transport becomes a logistics project rather tha...

Premium Chauffeur

Reading a Chauffeur Quote: What Is Included and What Costs Extra

A chauffeur quote that looks low at first can grow once tolls, parking, waiting time and late-night surcharges...

VIP Escort

Wheelchair-Accessible Transfers in Korea: What to Ask Before Booking

Travelers who use a wheelchair or have limited mobility should describe their needs in detail when booking a t...

Family Travel

Exploring Jeju Island with a Private Driver

Jeju Island is best explored by road, since its most famous sights are spread around the coast and the slopes...

Airport Transfer

Arriving at Gimhae Airport: Planning Your Busan Transfer

Gimhae International Airport serves Busan and the southeast of Korea, handling domestic flights and a growing...

Business Protocol

Gangnam, Jongno or Yeouido? Choosing a Seoul Hotel Area for Business Trips

Where you stay in Seoul shapes how much of your business trip is spent in traffic. The city's main business di...

Corporate Events

Organizing a Multi-Stop Business Roadshow in Seoul

A business roadshow with several investor or client meetings in one day works best with a dedicated car and a...