ACCOMODATION
About the conference city
- Busan is Korea's second largest city and the number 1 trading port. This geopolitically situated harbor city sits adjacent to the Korean Straits and Japan, bringing about an interchange of trade and tourism. This intercultural current has made Busan into the international metropolis it is today. Busan has hosted such international events as the 2002 14th Asian Games, the final match of the Korea/Japan World Cup, and since 1995 has annually hosted the Pusan International Film Festival.
- Sight-seeing in Busan (or Pusan) can typically be classified into two groups: seashore and interior land sight-seeing. Seashore sightseeing includes such sights as the beach areas, islands, and Hae Ahn Park. Busan's most charming tourist point is its beautiful sea vistas. Thes outheastern beach areas have amazing views of the fantastically shaped rocks and islands, which are a must see. The famous beaches of Haeundae, Gwangalli, and Songjeong are enjoyed by many. Boating, jet skies, and banana boats are just among a few of the water recreation activities visitors can take advantage of. Amnam Park, Igidae, and Haean Park offer views of nature's masterpieces. The natural beauties of Busan can also be taken in by riding the cruise boats in the harbor
Accommodations
- Hotel: Park Hyatt, Busan, Korea (https://www.hyatt.com/ko-KR/brands/hyatt)
- Address : 51, Marine city 1-ro, Haeundae-gu, Busan, Republic of Korea
- Main Phone : 051-990-1234
- Hotel Limousine :Subject to advance reservations, private limousines are available for transfers to/from the hotel and airport, train station or a city tour. In addition to complimentary wireless Internet access, the limousines offer daily newspapers and magazines, a note pad, bottled water and beverages and more.
- Cost: Gimhae International Airport: One way - KRW 130,000 | Busan Station: One way - KRW 120,000