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The Breath of Baekje at KINTEX: Experience History, Culture, and Tourism Content All in One Place

KO YONG-CHUL Reporter / Updated : 2026-11-13 14:20:12
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From November 12 (Thursday) to November 15 (Sunday), Buyeo County is participating in the "Travel Show 2026" for a four-day run, operating a joint promotional booth for the Baekje Cultural Tourism Belt.

This joint exhibition features Buyeo County alongside Gongju City, Geumsan County, Muju County, and Yuseong District in Daejeon City. Together, they are showcasing Baekje's heritage and representative regional tourism resources to vitalize connected tourism.

The promotional booth highlights the unique tourism assets of each participating local government: the historic history and culture of Buyeo and Gongju, the nature and ginseng tourism of Geumsan, the mountain and leisure tourism of Muju, and the urban and science tourism of Yuseong District in Daejeon.

Rather than just promoting standalone destinations, the five local districts and cities are actively publicizing stay-type tourism products and joint travel itineraries that connect regional resources, aiming to promote the deep appeal of the Baekje Cultural Tourism Belt to both domestic and international visitors.

A Buyeo County official stated, "Through our participation in 'Travel Show 2026,' we will widely promote the diverse tourist resources of the Baekje Cultural Tourism Belt. Based on cooperation among participating local governments, we will work to create a tourism region where visitors want to stay longer and return."

Meanwhile, "Travel Show 2026" is a tourism exhibition where domestic and international tourism institutions and companies gather to showcase various travel information and content, offering visitors a chance to discover new destinations and travel products.

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