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Jeju Island Tourism in Crisis: Turning Challenges into Opportunities

KO YONG-CHUL Reporter / Updated : 2025-02-21 09:59:08
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Jeju Island, renowned for its breathtaking natural landscapes and diverse attractions, is currently experiencing a decline in tourist numbers. This raises the question of why this popular destination is facing such a challenge and what measures can be taken to revitalize its tourism industry.

Causes of Tourist Decline

Several factors contribute to the decrease in tourists visiting Jeju Island:

High Prices and Overcharging: Jeju Island has been criticized for its high prices and instances of overcharging tourists. These issues have tarnished the island's reputation and deterred potential visitors.
Lack of Unique Content: Some argue that Jeju Island's tourism offerings have become too standardized. Repetitive itineraries and similar dining experiences fail to capture the interest of modern travelers seeking unique and memorable adventures.
Rise of Overseas Travel: As international travel becomes more accessible and affordable, many tourists are opting for overseas destinations over domestic ones. Jeju Island is also affected by this trend.
Limited Carrying Capacity: Jeju Island is a popular destination, and the influx of tourists has led to issues such as traffic congestion, environmental pollution, and waste management problems. These issues negatively impact the overall experience for tourists and damage the island's image.

Jeju Island's Strategies

To overcome these challenges and attract more tourists, Jeju Island needs to implement the following strategies:

Diversify Tourism Content: Develop new and unique experiences that cater to different interests and age groups. This could include eco-tourism, cultural experiences, adventure activities, and more.
Establish a Sustainable Tourism System: Prioritize environmental protection and the well-being of local communities. This includes responsible waste management, conservation efforts, and promoting local businesses.
Improve Tourist Facilities: Enhance infrastructure such as transportation, accommodation, and other amenities to ensure a comfortable and convenient experience for tourists.
Strengthen Tourism Promotion: Showcase the unique charms of Jeju Island through targeted marketing campaigns and highlight the diverse experiences available to visitors.
Jeju Island possesses immense potential with its stunning natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. By addressing the current challenges and implementing innovative strategies, Jeju Island can reclaim its position as a leading tourist destination and provide visitors with unforgettable experiences.

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