Busan news

Busan, South Korea - After years of delays and environmental concerns, Busan finally broke ground on the highly anticipated Daejeodaegyo Bridge on October 23, 2024. Marking a key milestone in the city's push to ease congestion and bolster economic growth in its western districts, this bridge is set

Busan, South Korea - The recent announcement of the Royal Russell School’s Busan campus project marks a significant milestone in the city’s quest to position itself as a global hub. As the first foreign educational institution in Busan, the project has cleared a crucial regulatory hurdle, enabling its

Busan, South Korea - Busan Museum will present a new exhibition, The People We Knew as Indians, this fall, highlighting Native American culture, art, and history. The exhibit will run from October 29, 2024, to February 16, 2025, in collaboration with the Denver Art Museum. The event marks a unique

Busan, South Korea—As global conflicts persist, the city of Busan is set to host UN Weeks 2024, an annual event that brings attention to international peace and honors those who served in the Korean War. Taking place from October 24 to November 11, 2024, this event reinforces Busan’s

Busan, South Korea - Busan’s vibrant music scene is set to take a nostalgic turn with the Gwangbok Record Fair, a two-day event that revives the city’s vinyl record culture. Taking place at the Busan Modern & Contemporary History Museum Annex on November 1 and 2, 2024, the

Busan, South Korea - South Korea’s vital coastal metropolis is grappling with profound demographic and economic shifts that threaten its future vitality. According to the latest figures from Statistics Korea, the city’s population continues to shrink, particularly among its youth, raising alarm about its economic stability. Despite some