Part 2. From Incheon Airport to Seoul: Your Taxi Options Beyond Apps (2025 Guide for Foreign Travelers) Did K-RIDE or Uber not work for you? Prefer to book on arrival or pay with cash?This guide explains all the non-app options available at Incheon Airport, including official international taxis, flagging down a regular cab, and how…
Part 1. From Incheon Airport to Seoul: A Smart Taxi App Guide for Foreign Travelers Welcome to Korea: Your Journey Starts at Incheon Airport Arriving at Incheon International Airport (ICN), one of the busiest and most modern airports in the world, is the beginning of an exciting journey. But for many first-time visitors, navigating transportation…
Why Google Maps Doesn’t Work Well in Korea One surprise for many first-time visitors to Korea is that Google Maps doesn’t fully function here. While it works for location search and viewing places, it doesn’t offer walking or driving navigation. Why Google Maps Is Limited This is due to national security regulations. The Korean government…
Many travelers heading to South Korea from the United States often bring over-the-counter (OTC) cold and flu medications such as Vicks DayQuil and NyQuil, especially those purchased at Costco. At one time, these were even included on “must-buy” drug lists among Korean tourists visiting the U.S. However, these seemingly harmless products can lead to serious…
If you’re visiting Korea and planning to fly out after March 1, 2025, there’s an important update you need to know. The Korean Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport (MOLIT) has announced stricter rules regarding power banks (portable lithium-ion batteries) on airplanes. These rules apply to all international travelers, including foreign tourists flying out of…