Korean Mousse Cake Trend: Fruit-Shaped Desserts Crack into 2026
Korean mousse cake trend hits 2026: fruit-shaped desserts with cracking chocolate shells. Where to find them in Seoul, prices, and why they sell out by noon.
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Korea Rail Trips Beyond Seoul Surge: Gyeongju Bookings Up 112%
Korea rail trips beyond Seoul are surging — Gyeongju bookings up 112% after Klook’s Korail digital ticketing launch. Routes, cities, and how to book.
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Korea Japan Art Exhibition Lands at MMCA: 200 Works, 43 Artists
Korea Japan art exhibition ‘Art Between Korea and Japan Since 1945’ at MMCA Gwacheon shows nearly 200 works by 43 artists across 80 years. Visitor guide.
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Cheongna Sky Bridge Edge Walk Opens: 184m Above Incheon Sea
Cheongna Sky Bridge Edge Walk opened May 15 — a 184m open-air tower walk over Incheon, the world’s highest sea bridge observatory. Booking and visit tips.
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HIVE Seoul Art Fair Launches May 21: 48 Galleries, No Booth Fees
HIVE Seoul Art Fair launches May 21-24, 2026 at COEX Magok with 48 galleries and a no-booth-fee model. Here’s what makes the new fair different.
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Garden of Gratitude Opens May 14 at Gwanghwamun Square Seoul
Garden of Gratitude opens May 14 at Gwanghwamun Square — a Korean War memorial honoring 22 allied nations with 23 sculptures and a Freedom Hall museum.
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Korean Pavilion Venice Biennale 2026: ‘Liberation Space’ Opens
Korean Pavilion Venice Biennale 2026 ‘Liberation Space: Fortress/Nest’ features red industrial pipes and organza forms exploring post-political-turmoil themes.
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Busan Tourism 2026: Q1 Hits 1.02M Foreign Visitors Record
Busan tourism 2026 Q1 hit 1.02M foreign visitors — the fastest pace to a million ever, up 26.4% in spending. Taiwan, China, and Japan led the surge.
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Icheon Ceramic Festival 2026 Opens: 240 Studios, Free Through May 5
Icheon Ceramic Festival 2026 runs through May 5 with 240 free pottery studios, master workshops, and open-air kilns. Here’s the visitor playbook.
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K-Culture Tourism Korea: 94% of Visitors Cite It, Airbnb Reports
K-culture tourism Korea: 94% of US and APAC travelers cite K-pop or K-drama as a reason to visit. Airbnb’s 4,500-respondent report breaks it down.
