Comprehensive Review of Operations, Hygiene, Safety, and Transportation
Strengthening On-Site Response Systems
Detailed Plans for Managing Heat, Rain, and Crowd Congestion

Gumi City in North Gyeongsang Province held a progress report meeting for the 'Gumi Sweet Romantic Night Market' on April 16 in the International Trade Cooperation Office at City Hall, attended by about 20 committee members and other stakeholders. The meeting reviewed preparations for operating the night market, which is scheduled to open in June.


During the meeting, participants comprehensively checked the overall readiness of the event, including the status of the market's creation and facility installations, plans for operating sales booths, food hygiene management measures, safety management and emergency response systems, transportation and parking measures, as well as promotional strategies.


In particular, the discussion focused on response measures for the anticipated heat and rainy conditions during the June and July operating period, as well as crowd management strategies to address visitor congestion. The group detailed staffing plans and movement flow management, and shared the results of safety inspections in key areas such as electricity, gas, and fire safety, thereby enhancing on-site responsiveness.


The Gumi Sweet Romantic Night Market will be held every Friday and Saturday, from June 12 to 27 at Gumi Saemaeul Central Market, and from July 3 to 18 at Indong Market. It will be established as a nighttime cultural space where citizens and tourists can enjoy food sales, live performances, and hands-on programs together.

'Gumi Sweet Romantic Night Market' Promotion Status Report Meeting <br>[Photo by Gumi City Hall]

'Gumi Sweet Romantic Night Market' Promotion Status Report Meeting
[Photo by Gumi City Hall]

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Last year, the night market held at the same locations attracted 200,000 visitors, establishing itself as a representative nighttime event in the region. The city plans to further improve on-site operations this year to increase visitor satisfaction.



Kim Youngcheol, Director of Economic Affairs, stated, "Through pre-opening inspections, we will eliminate safety risks in advance and enhance operational quality," adding, "We are committed to creating a night market where citizens and visitors can enjoy themselves with peace of mind."


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