Collect stamps at tourist attractions for gifticons worth up to KRW 20,000

The mobile stamp tour is becoming a new attraction in Imsil, offering visitors another way to enjoy the area. It is also expected to encourage tourists to spend at local businesses.


According to Imsil County on October 28, a total of 630 people have taken part in the mobile stamp tour since it began in September. In particular, 205 people participated during the Imsil N Cheese Festival, held from October 8 to 11. About one-third of all participants joined over those four days, as on-site promotions linked to the festival drew interest from tourists.

Imsil County's Mobile Stamp Tour Draws Tourists, Boosts Local Businesses and Proves a Hit<br>

Imsil County's Mobile Stamp Tour Draws Tourists, Boosts Local Businesses and Proves a Hit

View original image

The mobile stamp tour lets participants use a smartphone app to visit 36 designated tourist attractions in Imsil County and collect stamps. The route includes major attractions such as Imsil Cheese Theme Park and the Okjeongho Suspension Bridge, as well as lesser-known sites that typically receive fewer visitors, giving participants a chance to experience a wide range of the area’s tourism resources.


Participants can install the stamp tour app on their smartphones, select “Imsil County Mobile Stamp Tour,” and visit the designated attractions. They can receive a gift certificate worth KRW 10,000 for collecting five stamps, or one worth KRW 20,000 for collecting 10 or more.


The mobile stamp tour will run through November. The county plans to increase participation through online and on-site promotions and encourage tourists to visit a wider variety of attractions in Imsil.



Imsil County Governor Han Deuksu said, “I hope the mobile stamp tour will give tourists an opportunity to visit Imsil’s many attractions and discover the area’s appeal. We will continue to strengthen online and offline promotions to expand participation and work to ensure that tourists’ visits also benefit local businesses.”


This content was produced with the assistance of AI translation services.

© The Asia Business Daily. All rights reserved. Unauthorized AI training and use prohibited.

Today’s Briefing