Busan news

Busan’s workation program is being promoted as a booming success, with participation doubling in 2024. But is this growth organic or simply fueled by government subsidies?

Busan secures a major urban development breakthrough as the Busanjin-Busan Station section of the Gyeongbu Line is selected for South Korea’s National Railway Underground Pilot Program.

Busan’s tourism industry saw a record-breaking surge in 2024, with 2.93 million foreign visitors—a 60% increase from 2023. Taiwan, Japan, and China led the rankings as Busan solidified its status as a global travel hub.

Busan launches new initiatives to support foreign students and promote tourism through a partnership with the local post office. Discounts on shipping and financial services aim to attract global talent, while custom stamps showcase the city's iconic events like the Busan Fireworks Festival.

Busan Climate Change Experience Education Center reopens with interactive exhibits, including the new 'Climate Guardians' adventure, a carbon-neutral escape room, and renewable energy showcases.

Busan’s AI-generated promotional image for its ‘Global Hub City’ initiative has sparked debate over the credibility of AI-driven government communication.