Experts Sought in Tourism, IT, Architecture, Labor, and Public Auditing

Examining Major Projects and Contracts; Proposing Institutional Reforms and Demanding Correction of Unreasonable Practices

The Korea Tourism Organization will conduct its first open recruitment for "Citizen Integrity Auditors," who will review the organization's operations from the perspective of external experts.

The exterior view of the Korea Tourism Organization headquarters in Wonju. Korea Tourism Organization

The exterior view of the Korea Tourism Organization headquarters in Wonju. Korea Tourism Organization

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The Korea Tourism Organization announced on the 2nd that it will openly recruit applicants for the Citizen Integrity Auditor positions until the 23rd.


The Citizen Integrity Auditor is an external monitoring and advisory position introduced to help ensure fair management of the organization by objectively examining its work from the public's perspective.


Recruitment areas include tourism, the organization's core business, as well as IT, architecture, labor, and public audits. Detailed application requirements and submission documents can be found on the Korea Tourism Organization website.


Selected Citizen Integrity Auditors will review various operations including the organization's major projects and contracts, make recommendations for institutional improvements, or call for the correction of unreasonable practices. The intention is to reflect external expert opinions in audits and management improvement processes, rather than relying solely on internal perspectives.



Kim Byungchan, Auditor at the Korea Tourism Organization, said, "We hope that outstanding experts will actively participate in this open recruitment," and added, "We will pay closer attention to external voices and proactively address issues so that we can become a public institution most trusted by the people."


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