Travel Period: October 1 to November 15
50% Subsidy for Expenses at Pet-Friendly Destinations
Up to 100,000 Won Per Person; Applications Accepted Through November 10

Suncheon City, Jeonnam-Gwangju Integrated Special City, announced on the 29th that it has been operating the "2026 Dangdang Suncheon Half-Price Travel" program since the 28th, providing a 50% subsidy on travel expenses for tourists visiting Suncheon with their companion animals.

Dangdang Suncheon Half-Price Travel.

Dangdang Suncheon Half-Price Travel.

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This initiative was introduced to encourage companion animal owners to visit Suncheon and revitalize tourism spending. The support is available to travelers who reside outside of Suncheon, possess an animal registration certificate, and travel to Suncheon with their companion animal. One owner and one accompanying person may participate per animal.


Participants who spend at least 50,000 won on accommodations, restaurants, cafes, tourist attractions, or experiential programs in Suncheon, and visit at least one designated pet-friendly tourist destination, can receive a 50% reimbursement of their travel expenses through a mobile Suncheon Sarang Gift Certificate. The maximum support per individual is capped at 100,000 won.


Tourists wishing to participate must apply by scanning the QR code on promotional materials at least five days before their planned travel date. The application period runs until November 10, and the eligible travel period is from October 1 to November 15. The program may close early if the budget is exhausted.



A city official stated, "We hope this initiative gives travelers visiting Suncheon with their companion animals an opportunity to reduce their burden and enjoy the many attractions Suncheon has to offer," adding, "We encourage visitors to enjoy a special trip to Suncheon with their pets while taking advantage of the travel expense support benefits."


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