As the increase in medical tourism and the operation of the new open-top double-decker City Tour buses to Seomyeon is resulting in ever higher numbers of domestic and international tourists in the Seomyeon area, Busan City has announced that it will be opening a ‘Mobile Tourist Information Center’ in the Seomyeon area. This service first started in Nampo-dong and the Gwangbok-dong area in Jung-gu last December.
Tourist guides who can speak either English, Japanese or Chinese will walk around the
The tourist guides – with 4 in Jung-gu and now 3 more in Seomyeon – will walk around a designated route from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and are dressed in red vests so tourists can easily distinguish them.
Meanwhile, the
In addition, in response to the increase in the number of international cruise ships docking at
During the summer months of July and August, sightseeing interpreters will also be on hand to help out foreign tourists at Gwangalli, Haeundae and
Finally, the City is operating its Ubiquitous Tourist Information System complete with electronic city maps at 39 major tourist attractions and has stationed 93 cultural heritage guides at 19 major tourist attractions including Beomeosa(Temple) and Taejongdae.