Will Be the Next Trend, Luna Maya Promotes Healthy Tourism in South Korea

Kapanlagi.com - South Korea has become a favorite tourist destination for Indonesian citizens in recent years. Unfortunately, tourism activities to South Korea have been on hiatus due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Nevertheless, the South Korean government continues to strive to improve the quality of tourism destinations in the country.

Korea Tourism Organization (KTO) Jakarta, as the representative of South Korea, is promoting tourism to the Indonesian community by presenting various exciting activities, both online and offline, as a reminder that Korea and Indonesia are fighting together to stay strong and healthy.

1. Introducing Healthy Tourism in South Korea

Therefore, South Korea is introducing wellness tourism for this year and the coming years. Wellness tourism destinations are expected to become the next travel trend as tourists start seeking a balance between satisfaction and physical and mental health while traveling.

2. Collaborating with Luna Maya

Luna Maya (credit: Kapanlagi.com/Bayu Herdianto)

To be more active in promoting wellness tourism destinations in Indonesia, KTO Jakarta is collaborating with Luna Maya as a spokesperson for medical and wellness tourism in Korea in Indonesia.

Director of KTO Jakarta, Byun Jung-Sup, stated that with Luna Maya's collaboration, it is hoped that wellness tourism in Korea will be more recognized by Indonesian society, leading to an increase in medical and wellness tourists in the coming years.

3. Ghea Indrawari and Furry Citra's Experience

KTO Jakarta also collaborated with several influencers like Ghea Indrawari and Furry Citra to share their wellness travel experiences in South Korea last year.

"I have insomnia. So when I was in Korea, I underwent therapy and relaxation, and I could sleep (normally) for a few days," said Ghea Indrawari during the #AkudanKorea media gathering at Satoo Garden Restaurant, Shangri-La Hotel, Central Jakarta, on Monday (7/12).

"I had hydro therapy in Jeju at that time and it really helped me relieve stress," said Furry Citra.

4. Hopefully the Pandemic Ends Soon

In the event, the Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to Indonesia, Park Tae-Sung, also expressed his hope for the pandemic to end soon so that citizens of both countries can visit each other.

"My hope is for the citizens of both countries to visit each other's beautiful islands, Jeju and Bali, when the Covid-19 pandemic ends," he concluded.

#RememberMother'sMessage, KLovers, remember to wash your hands regularly with soap, wear masks, and avoid crowds. Let's remind each other so that this difficult situation will soon pass.

(kpl/rhm/lou)