– There are no photo zones in Europe. Korea is much prettier if left alone, but the true beauty of Korea is obscured by artificial things. (Daniel Lindemann)
– In order to become famous in each region, the color of the town is important, but copy-and-paste administration creates the opposite effect. (Alberto Mondi)
– We need to give opportunities to young artists and architects in local areas and brand them by utilizing local styles rather than just following trends. (Alberto Mondi)
– Lucky (Indian) goes shopping with Indian tourists and experiences the painful gaze of Korean society where the store owner is annoying and refuses to sell products (Lucky)
– Lack of shopping infrastructure. For Indians who were expecting Samsung and LG electronic products, offline stores have all disappeared these days, so it is difficult to buy a cell phone by looking at the actual product. However, Korea does not have a convenient online payment system for foreigners. Payment systems need to be further improved. (Lucky)
– Even if it is not overly friendly, it would be much better for foreigners if they reinforced basic knowledge to prevent them from getting lost, provided bus route information, and corrected awkward translations. (Daniel Lindemann)
– It’s cool when Korea is proudly presented as it is without having to cater to foreigners’ tastes. If you look at the song ‘Apartment’, it is pronounced in the Korean way, but people all over the world sing along. Tourism is the same. (Alberto Mondi)
– The power of stories. If you tell the history and narrative of ‘Budae-jjigae’, ‘Busan Milmyeon’, and ‘Pork Gukbap’, the feeling is completely different even if you simply eat a bowl. Telling our true stories is the key to the times (Daniel Lindemann)