In Seoul, pet ownership has become a significant part of urban life. With a total of 612,000 registered dogs, approximately one in every ten households in the city has a furry friend. The most popular breeds are Maltese (19.8%), Poodles (14.1%), Mixed Breeds (13.3%), Pomeranians (9.4%), and Shih Tzus (5.8%). These five breeds alone account … 더 읽기
In the bustling city of Seoul, Jamsil Station has recently emerged as the most frequented subway station, overtaking the previously dominant Gangnam Station. This change, evident from data collected between January and April this year, can be attributed to a significant increase in foreign tourists visiting nearby attractions such as Lotte World and Seokchon Lake. … 더 읽기
In a groundbreaking move, the Seoul Cafe Show, Asia’s premier coffee exhibition that began in 2002, has taken a significant step forward in the Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions (MICE) industry by releasing its first-ever Sustainability Management Report. This initiative, a first among domestic exhibitions, sets a new standard for the application of the “Seoul … 더 읽기
