피플앤트래블 People & Travel
KOEN

CULTURAL EXCHANGE

Exchange that comes to Korea, and exchange that goes abroad

K-culture programs in Korea for groups from overseas, and volunteer programs abroad for Korean groups. Designed and run with Korean universities and venues.

  • Inbound — K-culture programs in Korea
  • Outbound — volunteer programs abroad
  • Delivered with Korean universities and venues
K-BEAUTYK-Beauty experienceProgram visual
SINCE 2003Tourism Business Reg. No. · 제2026-000014호About

Program overview

A cultural exchange program is more than one activity. Workshops, classes, and exchange sessions have to be built into one schedule that fits the participants' age and purpose. People & Travel has hosted overseas training delegations and run delegations for international events in Korea. We take responsibility for the program and everything around it — transport, lodging, interpretation, and safety — through a single point of contact.

INBOUND

K-culture programs in Korea

For schools, universities, and organizations sending groups to Korea. Five experience modules, combined to fit your dates and goals.

Who it is for
Schools · Universities · Education agencies · Youth organizations · Tour operators
K-Beauty experience

01K-BEAUTY

K-Beauty experience

Participants receive a Korean skincare treatment at a specialist skincare studio. Linked university classes turn it into a lesson on the Korean beauty industry.

  • Treatment at a skincare studio
  • University-linked beauty class
Delivered with
Seumusare Meomulda (skincare studio) · Korean universities
K-Pop dance experience

02K-POP

K-Pop dance experience

Participants follow the path of an idol trainee. They learn choreography from instructors with industry experience and practice in a trainee studio.

  • Idol choreography lesson
  • Trainee practice room session
  • Music video shoot (optional)
Delivered with
K-POP Arcade, Seongsu · Korean universities
K-Sports experience and exchange

03K-SPORTS

K-Sports experience and exchange

Participants learn taekwondo and table tennis, then play Korean teams. The program ends in a friendly match, not just a class.

  • Taekwondo basics and forms
  • Table tennis lesson
  • Friendly match with a Korean team
K-Food cooking class and contest

04K-FOOD

K-Food cooking class and contest

Participants cook tteokbokki, gimbap, and Korean fried chicken. Run as a team cooking contest, it becomes the closing event of the program.

  • Tteokbokki, gimbap, and fried chicken
  • Team cooking contest
  • Awards and tasting
Korean language class

05KOREAN LANGUAGE

Korean language class

Participants join a Korean class in a university language institute classroom. It doubles as a first look at a Korean university campus.

  • Class at a university language institute
  • Hangul and everyday Korean basics
  • Campus visit

SAMPLE ITINERARY

Five-day K-culture camp, sample

One way to combine the five modules. We redesign it every time around your dates, headcount, and participants' age.

  1. DAY 1

    Arrival and orientation

    Airport reception, hotel check-in, safety briefing, schedule overview

  2. DAY 2

    Korean class and K-Food

    Morning language class, afternoon tteokbokki and gimbap cooking

  3. DAY 3

    K-Pop and K-Beauty

    Dance lesson at K-POP Arcade, skincare session

  4. DAY 4

    K-Sports and cooking contest

    Taekwondo and table tennis match, evening team cooking contest

  5. DAY 5

    Wrap-up and departure

    Program wrap-up, airport send-off

OUTBOUND

Volunteer programs abroad

We run overseas volunteer programs for Korean schools, universities, and organizations. We agree the work with local partners in advance and handle transport, lodging, and safety.

Who it is for
Korean secondary schools · Universities · Corporate social responsibility teams
Overseas volunteer program

VOLUNTEER

Overseas volunteer program

Volunteer work with local schools and communities at the center, with cultural exchange and local visits in the same schedule. Activities are set around participants' age and group size.

  • Teaching — classes and learning materials for local schools
  • Work projects — facility repair and clean-up
  • Cultural exchange — performances and Korean culture sessions
Countries
  • Philippines
  • Vietnam
  • Thailand
  • Malaysia

WHAT WE HANDLE

We handle what sits around the program

01

Airport reception and coaches

Group movement from arrival to departure, managed as one route.

02

Lodging and meals

Lodging matched to age and budget. Meals that account for dietary restrictions.

03

Interpreters and escorts

We agree on interpreter and escort support based on the group size and itinerary.

04

Safety and insurance

Travel insurance and an emergency contact chain are in place before arrival.

PROCESS

Step by step

  1. 01

    Requirements

    We confirm country, age range, headcount, dates, and goals.

  2. 02

    Program design

    We combine modules into a draft schedule.

  3. 03

    Quote and contract

    We quote and contract against the confirmed schedule.

  4. 04

    Preparation

    We book partners and confirm lodging, coaches, and interpreters.

  5. 05

    On-site operations

    A dedicated escort runs the full schedule and handles changes.

  6. 06

    Final report

    We deliver the final report and settlement documents.

All the Way, On the Ground

Do you have a program coming up?

Share your purpose, group size and preferred dates. We will discuss the itinerary, arrangements and included or separate costs.