"Get a Tumbler When You Practice Eco-Friendly Travel" Korea Tourism Organization's 'Foresty Campaign'

Reusable Container Event Drawing... Tumblers Provided to 2,500 Participants

The Korea Tourism Organization announced on the 23rd that it will launch the 'Fores:T Campaign' in collaboration with the Korea National Park Service and Twosome Place to promote eco-friendly travel practices among hikers.

The Korea Tourism Organization announced on the 23rd that it will launch the 'Fores:T Campaign' to promote eco-friendly travel practices among hikers, in collaboration with the Korea National Park Service and Twosome Place.
[Photo by Korea Tourism Organization]

The Fores:T Campaign will run from today until November 19th and targets visitors to 21 national parks and park-operated campgrounds nationwide.

Visitors who upload photos of themselves using reusable containers or carrying out trash from the forests and mountains of the national parks to the event page will be entered into a draw to win a Twosome Place tumbler, with 2,500 winners selected.

Previously, last summer, the organization received great response for the 'Seanack Campaign,' which provided snacks equivalent to the weight of trash collected at beaches. This campaign expands that concept to 'autumn' and 'mountains.' The organization conducts various campaigns annually to promote eco-friendly travel culture.

Moon So-yeon, head of the Public Tourism Strategy Team at the Korea Tourism Organization, said, "Tourists' efforts to protect the environment are crucial for sustainable travel," adding, "We ask for the interest and participation of those embarking on autumn foliage trips this year."

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