all ways Incheon The 'Transportation Revolution for Citizen Happiness' that fills the 'future with and the lives of citizens with happiness' has begun.

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.

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.

Incheon Now is an English-language newsletter published by Incheon Metropolitan City. Incheon Now Vol. 41 has a special article on UNISDR, an international organization supporting the establishment of efficient response systems against disasters and calamities in each country. Let’s see how the organization prepares for contingencies in Incheon, which has been rated the world’s safest city. Meanwhile, through its Museum Corner, Incheon Now takes you back in time to Sudoguksan Museum of Housing and Living, which reenacts the old neighborhoods of Incheon. As autumn begins, people are heading to the sea to fully enjoy Ocean City Incheon. By opening Incheon Now, let’s see how they appreciate the cool breeze, clear sky and relaxation in the autumn sea.

Incheon Now is an English-language newsletter published by Incheon Metropolitan City. Incheon Now Vol.38 has news about the Incheon Airport Maglev Line, the second maglev line to be opened in the world, the Museum of Korea Emigration History, which shows the modern history of Incheon, and Ganghwa Water Crowfoot Habitat, designated Korea's first Ramsar wetland.

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.

Incheon Now is an English-language newsletter published by Incheon Metropolitan City. Incheon Now Vol.39 edition featured Incheon New Port as the main article to mark the opening of new sea route for trade and cruise lines, in addition to stories on the introduction of soccer and baseball to Korea through Incheon, natural burial of Lee Su-bok, Memorial Hall for Incheon Landing Operation and a travelogue of Ganghwado Island’s wormwood by Japanese tourist Yomogi Mari.

The Great Incheon Period Begins Incheong, Becoming World's Top 10 Cities. Incheon's imagination becomes reality.