Association event organisers took part in a Korean MICE Association dinner in London, 20 September, sponsored by the Korean Tourism Organisation in conjunction with partners Korean Air and Lotte Hotels. Korean restaurant Bab n Suul was the host venue and the evening saw presentations from KTO and partners, which showcased the country’s latest MICE offerings. [su_image_carousel source=”media: 2051117,2051119,2051120,2051121″ limit=”20″ slides_style=”default;” controls_style=”light;” crop=”none” columns=”1″ adaptive=”no” spacing=”yes” align=”center” max_width=”1170″ “max_height_770″ captions=”no” arrows=”yes” dots=”no” link=”” target=”blank” autoplay=”2″ speed=”medium” image_size=”full” outline=”yes” class=“”]
Gallery: A taste of Korean MICE hospitality in London
Korean MICE came to the capital. Association event organisers experienced authentic hospitality at a special dinner in London on 20 September. The Korean Tourism Organisation partnered with Korean Air and Lotte Hotels to showcase the destination's latest offerings at Bab n Suul restaurant.
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