On November 2, during the Korea Grand Festival

Shoppers at Jeongeup’s Samgoeul Market can receive up to 20,000 won in Onnuri gift certificates, depending on how much they spend. The event aims to boost spending at traditional markets, and customers can claim the refund by presenting their receipts from purchases made that day.

Jeongeup City will hold a refund event at Saemgoeul Market on November 2, giving customers who make purchases that day up to 20,000 won in Onnuri gift certificates. Provided by Jeongeup City Hall.

Jeongeup City will hold a refund event at Saemgoeul Market on November 2, giving customers who make purchases that day up to 20,000 won in Onnuri gift certificates. Provided by Jeongeup City Hall.

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Jeongeup City said on October 28 that it would hold an Onnuri gift certificate refund event for shoppers at Samgoeul Market during the Korea Grand Festival.


The refund amount depends on the purchase total. On the day of the event, customers who spend at least 50,000 won but less than 90,000 won will receive 10,000 won in Onnuri gift certificates, while those who spend 90,000 won or more will receive 20,000 won.


Refunds will be available from 9 a.m. on the day of the event at the customer lounge on the first floor of the Samgoeul Market Merchants Association office. The event may end early if the allocated budget runs out. To claim a refund, customers must bring a card receipt or cash receipt verifying their purchases that day, along with identification. They must apply in person; proxy claims are not allowed. Participation is limited to once per person.



Jeongeup City expects the event to ease the burden of grocery shopping for residents and help boost sales at the traditional market.

Lee Haksoo, mayor of Jeongeup, urged residents to take part, saying, "I hope this will give residents a chance to shop economically and help revitalize the traditional market."


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