Held for Four Days in the Forest of Jinju, Wolsan Mountain Area
Experiential Programs and Enhanced Safety Management System

Jinju City in South Gyeongsang Province held a mid-term briefing session for the '2026 Jinju Garden Expo Planning and Operation Agency Service' on the fifth floor of the city hall situation room on May 7, where the city reviewed the current status of the expo’s progress and detailed execution plans.


The '2026 Jinju Garden Expo' will be held from June 18 to 21 under the theme 'Jinju Garden, Together in Joy: Cultivate, Experience, and Share' across the Forest of Jinju area in the Wolsan Mountain region.


[Photo courtesy of Jinju City] Jinju City held a mid-term briefing session for the '2026 Jinju Garden Expo Planning and Operation Service' at the city hall situation room to review the expo promotion direction, detailed execution plan, visitor convenience, and safety management measures.

[Photo courtesy of Jinju City] Jinju City held a mid-term briefing session for the '2026 Jinju Garden Expo Planning and Operation Service' at the city hall situation room to review the expo promotion direction, detailed execution plan, visitor convenience, and safety management measures.

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This briefing session was organized to share the current progress of the expo preparations and to discuss future tasks, with a comprehensive review of the overall direction and sector-specific execution plans for the garden expo.


During the meeting, key components of the expo—such as the garden exhibitions, garden industry fair, citizen participation programs, and side events—were discussed, along with detailed operational plans including on-site operation, visitor routes, and program arrangements.


In particular, the meeting focused on establishing visitor routes and experiential program operations that reflect the mountainous garden environment of 'Jinju in the Forest of Wolsan.' The city aims to enhance visitor satisfaction by offering garden culture content that allows guests to enjoy both relaxation and hands-on experiences in nature.


Additionally, the session included a thorough review of the overall expo operations, covering visitor convenience, safety management, and the establishment of on-site response systems.


Meanwhile, drawing on its experience of hosting three previous garden expos, Jinju City plans to further strengthen citizen participation and on-site, community-focused operations for this event, creating a garden culture festival enjoyed together with citizens.



A Jinju City official stated, "We reviewed the progress of each component, including the garden exhibitions, citizen participation programs, and side events, while also examining visitor convenience and safety measures," adding, "We will make thorough preparations to ensure that the Jinju-style garden expo can be an event created together with citizens."


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