Songdo, city of the Future

Do you know Songdo International Business District (SIBD) ? It is a new Smart City or Ubiquitous built from scratch on 1,500 acres of reclaimed land along Incheon’s waterfront. The city is claiming to be one of the most high tech cities in the world and one of the best new aerotropolises. It is still in the

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Dining out in Korea

It’s very common to dine out in Korea. One of the first things that a foreigner in Korea will notice is the absolute abundance of eateries. It can feel like every shop not selling clothes is selling food, and even the bars will encourage you to buy bar food (known as ‘anju’). In fact, many

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Celebrating Christmas in Korea

With a higher Christian population than neighbouring Japan and China, Korea is starting to embrace the idea of Christmas. Thirty percent of Koreans in the 2005 census put themselves down as Christian, and Korea is full of Christian churches. Christmas day is a National Holiday, although schools and businesses do not close for any longer

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Pottery Date

Korea is a country that’s insanely couple friendly. Everything is done in pairs. There are even some restaurants that only allow you to order certain dishes with a minimum of two servings. Although this can be a huge pain if you’re single or just enjoy eating alone from time to time, you never run out

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