Hana Tour Launches Unique Stay 'Daum' in Jeju

Jeju Stay Daum Bukchon Pogujip.

[Asia Economy Reporter Donghyun Choi] Hana Tour announced on the 12th that it has launched a new concept accommodation product called ‘Daum,’ utilizing vacant houses in Jeju Island.

Daum is a name derived from the meaning ‘filling abandoned vacant houses with new vitality.’ It was created through a collaboration between Hana Tour and the vacant house regeneration startup ‘Dajayo.’ Instead of constructing new accommodations, Daum remodels vacant houses slated for demolition into lodging facilities, offering customers a new accommodation experience.

Daum adds significance by regenerating vacant houses, which have become a social issue in the Jeju community, developing them into ‘village-wellness’ products, and returning a portion of the profits to the local community to promote coexistence. It also embodies various values such as preserving Jeju’s nature and providing healing in spaces that reflect Jeju’s unique character.

On the 3rd, Hana Tour introduced its first product, Jeju Stay ‘Daum’ Bukchonpogu House, through the ‘Hana Tour x Dajayo Recycling Project [Daum]’ exhibition. Bukchonpogu House is a remodeled vacant house that was once home to a haenyeo (female diver) in Jeju. It is a detached accommodation located at Bukchon Port, where the beautiful natural scenery of Daryeodo Island can be seen at a glance. The annex, previously used as a warehouse, has been transformed into a private spa, and guests can fully enjoy healing while experiencing Jeju’s distinctive atmosphere with stone walls and low roofs. Reservations can be made through HanaTour.com or the Hana Tour mobile app.

Meanwhile, starting with Jeju Stay ‘Daum’ Bukchonpogu House, Hana Tour plans to sequentially introduce new project accommodations under Daum, including ‘Shinpung Neongkul House’ located in Shinpung-ri and ‘Susan Migang House’ located in Susan-ri.

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