'Happy Travel Support Project' Launched for Tourism-Vulnerable Groups
Applications Open from the 19th to the 29th
Offering Warm and Inclusive Travel Opportunities

Suncheon City in South Jeolla Province has announced that it will be implementing the "Happy Travel Support Project" to bring a touch of special vitality to the daily lives of tourism-vulnerable groups who have had limited opportunities to travel. The city is recruiting participants from the 19th to the 29th.


This initiative is designed to provide low-income citizens, people with disabilities, and other marginalized groups—who may have hesitated to travel due to economic or physical limitations—with the opportunity to enjoy travel without financial burden.

Suncheon City is promoting the 'Happy Travel Support Project' for tourism-vulnerable groups and will recruit participants from the 19th to the 29th. Provided by Suncheon City

Suncheon City is promoting the 'Happy Travel Support Project' for tourism-vulnerable groups and will recruit participants from the 19th to the 29th. Provided by Suncheon City

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The travel programs will run from June until mid-July, allowing participants to fully experience the freshness of early summer. Citizens wishing to participate can apply at the administrative welfare center in their local township, town, or neighborhood.


The travel courses have been thoughtfully organized by combining the beautiful natural scenery and rich cultural experiences of the South Jeolla region to engage all five senses of the participants. Attendees will breathe in nature while walking along the tranquil forest paths of Wolchulsan Mountain in Yeongam and Hwaeomsa Temple in Gurye, and encounter the spirit of history at the Modern Cultural Street in Mokpo.


Additionally, participants will experience some of the most iconic sites in South Jeolla Province, such as enjoying expansive views of the blue sea from the Yeosu Maritime Cable Car. There are also hands-on traditional experiences, such as pottery-making and rice cake pounding, further enhancing the joy of the journey.


The travel itinerary is customized to blend the sea, forests, traditional culture, and hands-on activities, ensuring that participants can fully appreciate the seasonal scenery and local charms.


Notably, this travel program is conducted as a one-day trip with all expenses covered, including meals and admission fees to tourist attractions, thereby eliminating any financial burden for participants. Furthermore, consideration has been given to those with mobility difficulties and citizens aged 70 and older, allowing each of them to bring an accompanying person to ensure a safe and comfortable journey.


Suncheon City expects that this Happy Travel program will serve as a meaningful turning point for participants—not only offering a day of rest, but also creating warm memories with others and recharging positive energy in their lives.



A city official stated, "Travel has a magical power to transform ordinary days into something special by introducing us to new vistas. We hope that citizens who have faced difficulties traveling until now will seize this opportunity to create beautiful memories, and we will continue to ensure that not a single citizen is excluded from the joys of tourism through attentive and inclusive administration."


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