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When I told my professor at Hanyang University that I was heading down to Yesan in August for the 2010 South Choongcheong Province International Tourism Academic Conference, he suggested we take a side-trip up the Taean peninsula to visit the Cheollipo Arboretum [EXPIRED LINK REMOVED: https://www.chollipo.org/]. (Click here to visit...
I’m always amazed to think of the growth and changes in Ansan since I first arrived almost 17 years ago. But that pales in comparison with the transformation of what used to be a sleepy fishing village into a city of 350,000 people when I arrived in 1993 (Current population...
A client of mine is trying to recover their presence in the Korean market for gradeschool students studying in an English-language international school environment in Asia. It’s an interesting value-proposition and I was able to introduce them to a Korean colleague (and fellow member at KoreaBusinessCentral.com) with excellent connections and...
This is a little out of season but as I was cleaning the files out of our old Flip camera before lending it to a colleague so that he can prepare new content for us over at Korea Business Central, I came across a few videos that the kids created...
According to an article in CNN today [EXPIRED LINK REMOVED: https://edition.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/asiapcf/09/28/north.korea.kims.son/index?hpt=T2], Kim Jong-Un, the third son of Dear Leader Kim Jong-Il and grandson of Great Leader Kim-Il Sung, was just named Vice Chairman of the Workers Party of North Korea’s central military commission. In this way, the process of family...
We came upon this performance in the subway station on the way home from the Korean Airlines office yesterday.
I Ruffled Some Feathers Back in June, I posted an article here about learning Korean and asserted that I’ve only mastered about 15% of the language even after spending over 15 years as a Korean language learner. I even went so far as to use this number as a key theme...
The kids made the following birthday greeting video for their cousin Shannon this week. I'm not sure why they got such a severe case of the giggles:
Business cards often list the company name twice; once in the logo and once in the address. On an English card, the second time above the address generally shows the way it should appear on the outside of an envelope for mailing. But Korean business cards don’t show an exact...
