Corinne Pulky, Head of the Korea Office of the French Tourism Board, Visits Everland in Yongin

[Asia Economy Reporter Suyeon Woo] Corinne Pulquier, head of the Korea office of the French Tourism Office, visited Everland in Yongin, Gyeonggi Province, filled with 3 million roses on the 1st.

Director Pulquier toured the Rose Garden, designed with the atmosphere of Paris, France, and explored various parts of Everland, including experiencing the Safari Wild Tram introduced to commemorate Everland's 45th anniversary.

Everland collaborated with the French Tourism Office to create an area of about 20,000㎡ (6,000 pyeong) of the Rose Garden with the ambiance of the 'Saint-Germain-des-Pr?s' street, allowing visitors to experience the feeling of traveling to Paris. They also offer various performances where visitors can enjoy photo time with actors dressed as Parisians and busking performances with French sensibility.

Director Pulquier said, "It has been difficult to visit between the two countries due to COVID-19, but I express my gratitude to Everland for providing an opportunity to experience French culture in Korea," adding, "I hope this event will serve as an opportunity to promote friendship between the two countries."

Corinne Pulki?, head of the Korea branch of the French Tourism Office (fourth from the left), and officials are taking a commemorative photo at Everland Rose Garden. Photo by Samsung C&T Corporation

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