Kangwon Land Hosts a Series of Major Academic Conferences; Q3 MICE Events Draw 11,300 Visitors

High1 Resort Hosts Series of Major Academic Conferences
Following Events in Civil Engineering, Mining, and Aerospace
Asia Model Festival to Open on November 18
More Than 1,000 Participants Expected from 25 Countries

High1 Resort, operated by Kangwon Land CEO Kim Dogyun, hosted a series of major academic events this fall in civil engineering, mining, and aerospace. More than 1,500 people from across the country attended the Fall Conference of the Korean Society for Aeronautical and Space Sciences, which wrapped up on November 13.

Participants look around corporate exhibition booths at the 2026 Fall Conference of the Korean Society for Aeronautical and Space Sciences, held from the 10th to 13th at High1 Grand Hotel Convention Tower. Provided by Kangwon Land.

High1 Resort hosted the KSCE 2026 Convention, the Korean Society of Civil Engineers' flagship academic event, for three days starting October 21. From November 4 to 6, the 2026 Fall Joint Academic Conference of Resource Societies and the Korea Mine Rehabilitation and Mineral Resources Corporation's 10th KOMIR International Symposium were held.

At the aerospace society's fall conference, held from November 10 to 13 at the Convention Tower of High1 Grand Hotel, experts and researchers in the aerospace and defense sectors discussed advanced technologies and policies.

The 2026 High1 Resort Asia Model Festival will begin on November 18. This will be the third consecutive year that High1 Resort has hosted the event. More than 1,000 people, including models and designers from 25 Asian countries, are expected to take part. The program will include fashion shows and an awards ceremony.

According to Kangwon Land, High1 Resort attracted 24 major MICE events (meetings, incentive travel, conventions, and exhibitions) in the third quarter of this year (July-September), welcoming more than 11,300 visitors. Kangwon Land cited the resort's ability to offer large-scale convention facilities, accommodations, dining, and leisure facilities all in one place as a competitive advantage in attracting events.

"I am very pleased that this fall we successfully attracted major academic events in core national industries, including civil engineering, mine reclamation and mining, and aerospace, showcasing High1 Resort's excellent MICE capabilities," Kangwon Land CEO Kim Dogyun said. "We will continue to expand our efforts to attract large-scale events, help drive the local economy, and do our utmost to grow into a leading global public-sector integrated resort representing South Korea."

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