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Month: June 2019

June 28, 2019June 28, 2019jejutourism

Thanks to everyone who signed up for the June JTO Welcome Program

June 28, 2019June 27, 2019jejutourism

[Announcement] Changes to access, entrance fees for Seongsan Sunrise Peak

June 28, 2019June 27, 2019jejutourism

A Saturday night of music and memories in Seogwipo

June 27, 2019June 27, 2019jejutourism

Jeju traditional food, clothing, and shelter are all reflected in island life

June 26, 2019June 26, 2019jejutourism

Jeju Top 10 for July: Things to enjoy, photograph, ride, and taste

June 25, 2019June 24, 2019jejutourism

There’s plenty to experience at night in Jeju City

June 24, 2019June 24, 2019jejutourism

[Video] Discover some amazing Jeju Island activities

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[Notice, Feb. 18] Jeju Island COVID-19 free; Infographic on preventing infections Please note: As of Feb. 18, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province is confirmed to be free of COVID-19 infections. Infographic courtesy the Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Korean Culture and Information Service #visitjeju #jeju #island #Korea #jto #cleanjeju #covid19 #kcdc #제주도 #비짓제주 #제주관광공사 #코비드19
Recent drone footage from atop Hallasan Mountain! Please enjoy this short clip taken earlier this week for the JTO.  More information about Hallasan Mountain and hiking there: www.visitjeju.net/u/472 And just a reminder, the hiking reservation system (for the Seongpanak and Gwaneumsa trails as seen from the air in the video) is temporarily suspended, so it’s easier than ever to make the journey up. The reason: the COVID-19 situation has resulted in fewer visitors to the island, so the province has temporarily suspended this requirement. As usual, no pre-registration is required for the remaining three courses: Eorimok Trail, Yeongsil Trail and Donnaeko Trail. Hiking is free, though there is a fee for parking and the use of other facilities. Official site for Hallasan National Park (in Korean): www.jeju.go.kr/hallasan/index.htm #visitjeju #jeju #island #Korea #jto #hiking #hallasan #covid19 #koreabyme #grammablejeju #제주도 #비짓제주 #제주관광공사 #한라산
Up on Hallasan Mountain (www.visitjeju.net/u/48D), a heavy snow warning is in effect. Makes for some remarkable video, though.  #visitjeju #Jeju #Island #Korea #jto #snow #video #winter #koreabyme #grammablejeju #제주도 #비짓제주 #제주관광공사 #눈
[Notice Feb. 17] Jeju remains free of COVID-19, 30 cases on mainland Over the weekend on mainland Korea, two more cases of COVID-19 were identified and the patients hospitalized. Jeju remains free of infections. Jeju Special Self-Governing Province’s temporary suspension of its visa-free program remains in effect. Sixty-two countries (http://bitly.com/jejufeb14) require visas to travel to Korea as of Monday. Intensive screening and preventative measures remain in place at ports of entry, hospitals, public areas, etc, here on Jeju Island and on mainland Korea. The Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (KCDC) reported that as of Monday morning, just over 400 people in Korea were in quarantine. The Republic of Korea has screened nearly 8,200 people, most of whom received an “all clear” after testing and quarantine measures were carried out. There have been no COVID-19 related deaths recorded in the Republic of Korea. Seoul has also said it would not change the country’s alert level for COVID-19, currently listed as “orange”, the second highest state of readiness on a four-point scale. China, Hong Kong, and other Southeast Asian countries in close proximity to each other and Korea are subject to extra scrutiny by immigration and health officials. Related: [Notice] Jeju Provincial Government measures and local hospital information https://jejutourism.wordpress.com/2020/01/28/notice-jeju-island-is-working-diligently-to-stop-the-spread-of-coronavirus/

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