Interpark Launches 'Good Consumption' Campaign... Up to 10,000 KRW Support for 10,000 People

Encouraging 'Good Consumption' in Step with Expanded Income Deduction Rates to Boost Spending

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Heeyoon] Interpark announced on the 12th that it will carry out a "Good Consumption" campaign for two weeks until the 25th. This campaign focuses on encouraging the purchase of products from various sectors struggling due to the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19).

With the passage of the amendment to the Restriction of Special Taxation Act, which increases the income deduction rate for credit and debit card payments to 80% from April to July, Interpark has prepared excellent products at special prices to promote consumption in various fields intensively during this period.

The special exhibition is divided into the categories of "Safe Rest," "Healthy Table," "Safe Viewing," and "Unique Hobbies." In the domestic accommodation "Safe Rest" category, products guaranteeing independent spaces that allow avoiding contact with others are selected, selling hotel and detached resort products including private pool villas.

In "Healthy Table," the focus is on helping local farms struggling due to COVID-19, showcasing seasonal fruits, livestock, and seafood such as "Jeju Gujwa Carrots," "Seongju Honey Melons," and "Wando Yaksan True Abalone."

In "Safe Viewing," guidelines for hygienic and safe performance viewing are provided, and major musicals and plays that strictly comply with quarantine guidelines are selected. In "Unique Hobbies," various hobby books that can be enjoyed at home are prepared.

Jeon Hwagyeong, head of Interpark's Sales Promotion Team, said, "We prepared this campaign with deep consideration to encourage consumption in industries facing difficulties and to ensure 'safe consumption.' We aim to provide benefits not only to consumers but also to industries and small business owners experiencing hardships."

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