This month’s special issue story concerns FIT, the Fashion Institute of Technology, which is opening in New York State University in Korea. FIT is one of the top five fashion schools in the world and many of its graduates have become internationally-renowned fashion designers. In addition, we report on the Songdo Light Festival, which illuminates Songdo under the theme, “Songdo Urban Light Garden.” We also report on the Culture Night event at Incheon port and “Jjimjilbang,” Korean spa complexes now popular with tourists who, like Koreans, wish to enjoy a place of body rest and healing. Onggi, traditional Korean earthenware, have always been a necessity for Koreans who enjoy fermented foods such as Kimchi, Gochujang, and Deonjang. Our story reveals Korean culture through this unique bowl, which can be found in most korean homes.

Subtle Incheon has 168 islands. Some islands have unique trails that are there because they are on islands In a space on an island, the trail and nature are combined exquisitely to introduce the ‘Subtle’ tour to Incheon’s islands, which will offer excitement and unusual experiences.

Looking at the blanket of snow on the roof tiles makes one feel peaceful inside. Hanok depicts the life of our ancestors who shared their love with each other in peace. one can never say he/she knows the culture if they do not know the tradition. We cordially invite you to Hanok where your senses will be awakened by the beautiful landscape, deep fragrance and blissful sounds.

All About MICE A 'global hub city that opens the world's skyways and connects seaways,' the 'business center of multinational companies,' a 'tourist city with various resources,' an Innovative city with smart technology,' and so on; many words describe Incheon. Incheon devotes all its power to the 'MICE' industry, which combines all this competitiveness. Come to Incheon, where the clear identity of the city is connected with abundant resources, where your dreams will come true.

All About Incheon This year, Incheon started the ’10 Million Incheon Era’ with the opening of the Overseas Koreans Agency. Incheon became much closer to realizing its vision of the world’s best city and one of the top ten cities in the world. In December, at the end of a year, we remembered the shining moments of the eighth popularly elected government of Incheon, which has worked ‘Only for Incheon, Only for People’s Happiness.’

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.

The 45th edition of Incheon Now is a special issue on Incheon's drive to become the global hub of the aerospace industry. In observance of Patriotism Month in June, this month's issue will feature Memorial Hall for Incheon Landing Operation and nearby attractions. Stories on unique workshops in Jung-gu, an interview with a master in traditional Korean bronze casting seeking to preserve traditional Korean culture and a Taekwondo instructor will give readers a better understanding of Korean culture. Also check out the article on the newly opened Triple Street in Songdo International Besiness District.

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 Amazing An amazing experience that will make your jaws drop, a new world that you have never seen before, and literally amazing moments! A special story full of surprises, where the delightful imagination of Yeongjongdo Island becomes a reality.

The 43rd issue of Incheon Now includes a feature story on global corporations moving into the Incheon Free Economic Zone (IFEZ). The issue also covers the Elim Art Center, where visitors can enjoy superb concerts and other aspects of Incheon’s art and culture, and Kang Myeong-gyun, who practices the traditional craft of silver-making. The newsletter also includes a travel section covering everything tourism-related on Ganghwa Island, including things to do, food to eat, and places to stay.