Survive & Thrive in Korea
More People than Ever Going Electric in Seoul With the number of motor vehicles owned in South Korea surpassing an eye-watering 24 million in 2020, there has never been a more opportune time for the car industry to innovate and expand. The continued growth and modernization of the country make it increasingly receptive to new ideas, […]
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These Are The Top Hair Trends In Seoul This Year The whole world has its eyes on South Korea as the country’s Hallyu wave has birthed some of the best trends in makeup, fashion and hairstyles. Indeed, the ever-increasing popularity of K-dramas and K-pop has made Seoul the new hub of cool, and young people in […]
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These Are The Best Places To Take Pictures In Seoul As borders have started to reopen amidst the ongoing health crisis, Seoul has also stepped up its tourism efforts in a bid to attract more visitors from all over the globe. Earlier this month, the city launched its 2020 global marketing campaign with a series of videos […]
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These are the best Korean creams you should be using for anti-aging As we age, our skin goes through changes and becomes prone to depreciation. We call it aging, and it is a naturally occurring process. Until recently, it was not possible to slow down aging. Korean anti-aging skincare products have changed that. With modern […]
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How South Korea’s Restrictive Car Culture Is Changing South Korea is the world’s seventh largest manufacturer of cars, hitting well above its weight in terms of population. Despite this, car modding and tuning remains a rare practice. This is largely due to Korea’s very strict regulations on modification, which require even the smallest changes to be […]
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What Will Nightlife Look Like in Seoul After COVID-19? As one of the countries that handled the COVID-19 outbreak best, South Korea has managed to flatten its curve and is already lifting many of the restrictions that had been put in place to stop the spread of the virus. South Koreans have started going back to work, […]
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