Incheon Now is an English-language newsletter published by Incheon Metropolitan City. Vol.40 of the newsletter starts with a major improvement in the city's transportation system thanks to the opening of Incheon Subway Line 2. Also included is news about the Incheon Pentaport Rock Festival, which will break the heat wave in August, the meaning of "Gwangbokjeol(national Liberation Day)" and "taegeukgi", the national flag of Korea, and the significance and role of Korea Polar Research Institute, a think tank gaining attention due to the port entry of Araon.

As a special issue, the 44th edition of Incheon Now covers Cheongna International City, one of Incheon's Free Economic Zones. It also has stories about forsythias, azaleas and chrry blossoms that grow in Incheon in spring. Information on games of the FIFA U-20 World Cup, as well as the conutry's professional soccer and baseball leagues, is also available. To raise reader understanding of Korean culture, the latest deition of Incheon Now introduces the traditional Gyubang and Eunyul mask dance which is designated National Intangible Cultural Asset No 61. Also featured Yeongjongdo Island, where Incheon Interational Airport is located.

Living Witness of History of Korea, Rick Von Moos Visited Korea in 1986 as a navy officer, He is now back to Korea in 30 years. As he spent the era of turbulence in Korea, Korea is much more special for him. Though everything is so different on this hostile land because of his friends taking care of him like their own family He is happy everyday.

Extraordinary Love of Local Community, by this Honorary Citizen of Incheon Kilaparti Ramakrishna, working at the international organization Green Climate Fund (GCF). Spending his 8th year in Korea, He has exceptional love and interest in Incheon enough to be appointed as an honorary citizen. This is his story and his will of drawing the bright future of Incheon, not as one foreigner but as a Korean.

It's Safe COVID-19, a sudden and uninvited ordeal, is stirring fear across the entire world. However, Incheon is overcoming the crisis through the cooperation between all administrative agencies and citizens. Here are some stories about Incheon, a safe city with the lowest incidence of COVID-19 per 100,000 population.

Hi, green When many of us lost our daily life due to COVID-19, what comforts us these days is plants. We are finding peace in green in the various spaces in our daily lives, including the indoor garden which is kept warm all year round. Let’s begin a pleasant meeting with ‘green,’ which conveys warm energy.

Issue No. 47 of Incheon Now carries a feature on augmented reality(AR) and virtual reality (VR). Another highlight of the issue is a story on a leading event of Incheon, “Aein(Love Incheon) Festival .” Its various performances and musical events allow visitors to get together with people from all over the world. An article on Paradise City highlights both the art and travel aspects of this destination, describing the artistic allurement of sculptures and artworks here. And the issue also covers a master blacksmith and a master of Korean ink-and-washing painting.

I-EDUCATION INCHEON IS ESTABLISHING ITSELF AS A GLOBAL EDUCATION HUB, AND INCHEON GLOBAL CAMPUS IS AT THE CENTER OF THIS EFFORT. LET US INTRODUCE IGC, THE JOINT CAMPUS OF PRESTIGIOUS FOREIGN UNIVERSITIES THAT MAKES THE DREAMS OF TALENTED PEOPLE FROM AROUND THE WORLD COME TRUE. IT AIMS TO BECOME THE BEST GLOBAL EDUCATION HUB IN NORTHEAST ASIA.

It's Beautiful The blue stream reveals the vivid nature as it flows, and the city and nature create a greater beauty together. This is a story about the leisure, romance and beauty that Cheongna International City offers.