Daesoon Kim, Deputy Governor of Gyeonggi Province, Visits Osan Five-Color Market During "Big Sale" Event

Gyeonggi Province Visits the "2026 Big Sale to Revitalize Gyeonggi" Site

Up to 20% Automatic Cashback When Using Gyeonggi Local Currency

More Than 500 Commercial Districts and 80,000 Stores Participate, Enhancing Consumer Convenience

Daesoon Kim, Deputy Governor for Administration 2 of Gyeonggi Province, visited Osan Five-Color Market in Osan City on the 24th, where the "2026 Big Sale to Revitalize Gyeonggi" is underway, and spent time communicating with local small business owners.

Kim Daesoon, Deputy Governor of Administrative Affairs of Gyeonggi Province, visited Osan's Osaek Market on the 24th, where the "2026 Gyeonggi Saving Big Sale" is underway, and spent time communicating with local small business owners. Photo by Gyeonggi Province

The "2026 Big Sale to Revitalize Gyeonggi" is being held from the 20th to the 29th to invigorate the local economy and ease the perceived cost-of-living burden for residents, at a time when consumer sentiment has weakened due to rising oil prices and inflation concerns. Gyeonggi Province has allocated 7 billion won for the first half of the year’s Big Sale, and over 500 commercial districts and more than 80,000 stores—an expanded scale compared to last year—are participating.

In particular, the event is providing active support for increasing sales at traditional markets and among small business owners through several measures: up to 20% cashback per transaction (with a daily limit of 30,000 won and a total event limit of 120,000 won) when paying with Gyeonggi Local Currency, and 5,000 won discount coupons for orders over 20,000 won on three public delivery app platforms—Baedal Teukgeup, Ddaenggyeoyo, and Meokgaebi.

Deputy Governor Daesoon Kim greeted each merchant during his visit and said, "Every resident’s purchase plays a vital role in revitalizing the local economy, so I hope this Big Sale will bring tangible benefits to both merchants and consumers. We will continue to expand practical policies that can breathe new life into traditional markets and neighborhood commercial districts."

Meanwhile, the "Big Sale to Revitalize Gyeonggi" has become a representative policy for local commercial district recovery and small business support, being held regularly each year in the first and second half to promote consumption.

This content was produced with the assistance of AI translation services.