Last updated: September 2026 Quick answer: Jin Air begins a new Incheon–Yichang route on September 17, 2026, connecting Seoul to Yichang in China’s Hubei province — the overland gateway to the Zhangjiajie region. The route runs twice a week from launch through October 11, then steps up to four times a week from October 12
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Last updated: September 2026 Quick answer: Japanese low-cost carrier Peach Aviation launches a new Narita–Incheon route on September 20, 2026, flying it daily on a 190-seat Airbus A320neo. It’s Peach’s first scheduled international route out of Narita in seven years, and one-way fares start from ¥5,680. The airline is also introducing advance meal pre-ordering for
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Last updated: September 2026 Quick answer: A major Koo Jeong-a retrospective — the Korean-French artist’s largest solo exhibition in Korea to date — opens at Leeum Museum of Art in Seoul’s Hannam-dong on September 5, 2026 and runs through December 27, 2026. The show’s installations are reported to spill beyond the gallery floors into the
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Last updated: August 2026 Quick answer: BICOF (the Bucheon International Comics Festival), now in its 29th year, runs September 18–20, 2026 at the Korea Manhwa Museum in Bucheon, a short subway ride west of Seoul. Admission is a flat 5,000 won, and the weekend combines webtoon and comics exhibitions with the Gyeonggi International Cosplay Festival
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Last updated: August 2026 Quick answer: Seoul’s outdoor libraries return for their fall run from September 4 to November 1, 2026, at three downtown spots — Seoul Plaza, Gwanghwamun Square, and Cheonggyecheon stream. The city sets out around 12,000 books, chairs, and shaded reading areas at each site, open Friday through Sunday with no admission
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Last updated: August 2026 Quick answer: The Gwangju Biennale 2026, titled “You Must Change Your Life,” runs September 5 to November 15 — its 16th edition since the event launched in 1995 as Asia’s first biennale. The show is led by artistic director Ho Tzu Nyen and a curatorial team, bringing together 43 artist teams,
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Last updated: August 2026 Quick answer: LA painter Jonas Wood’s first museum survey in Asia opens at the Amorepacific Museum of Art (APMA) in Yongsan, Seoul, on September 1, 2026, and runs through February 28, 2027. The show gathers roughly 50 paintings and 30 works on paper, spanning the still lifes, interiors, potted plants, and
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Last updated: August 2026 Quick answer: Seoul Fashion Week 2026 S/S runs September 1-7, marking its 25th anniversary by moving beyond its usual home at the Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP) to stage runway shows across Seoul landmarks, including Deoksugung-gil, Hongje Yuyeon, and Heungcheonsa Temple. Most of it is closed industry programming, but the DDP itself
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Last updated: August 2026 Quick answer: The Busan Biennale 2026, titled “Dissident Chorus,” runs August 29 to November 1 — 65 days — across three venues in Busan: the Museum of Contemporary Art Busan (MOCA Busan), the former Busan Nam High School, and Space OneZ. The show brings together 46 artist teams from 22 countries,
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Last updated: August 2026 Quick answer: Jin Air, Air Busan, and Air Seoul — Korea’s three biggest budget airlines — are merging into a single carrier operating under the Jin Air name. Their boards approved the deal on August 21, 2026, and the combined airline is targeted to launch on March 17, 2027, pending a
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