KTO unveils K-Incentive Scheme 2.0 for Indian travel agents

Focus on promoting regional destinations in South Korea
2024-02-14
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/ New Delhi
K-incentive Scheme 2.0
KTO unveils K-Incentive Scheme 2.0 for Indian travel agents

K-incentive Scheme 2.0 was unveiled at an event held in collaboration with OTOAI on Tuesday in New Delhi

Seeking to increase the flow of Indian visitors to regional destinations in South Korea, Korea Tourism Organisation has launched new incentive programme for Indian travel agents.
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The Korea Tourism Organisation (KTO) has launched K-incentive Scheme 2.0, an enhanced programme designed to support and reward Indian travel agents who promote travel to South Korea. 

According to a press statement issued by KTO, the new incentive scheme seeks to leverage the inaugural programme’s success from last year. It adds that K-incentive Scheme 2.0 was unveiled at an event held in collaboration with Outbound Tour Operators Association of India (OTOAI) on Tuesday in New Delhi. 

K-Incentive Scheme 2.0

KTO says that to participate in the programme, interested travel agencies can contact it and share their plans by February 23

KTO says that the benefits of the incentive scheme include providing travel agents with prizes up to USD 30 per passenger and support for quick, simple, and hassle-free tour visas for visitors to Korea between February and September 2024. The programme also encourages Indian travel agents to explore and promote regional destinations like Busan, Gangwon-do, Jeollanam-do, and Jeollabuk-do, it adds.

Myong Kil Yun

Myong Kil Yun

“India remains one of our most important source markets. With K-incentive Scheme 2.0, we aim to deepen our collaboration with Indian travel agents and incentivise them to actively create and sell Korea travel packages, ultimately helping us achieve the ambitious goal of welcoming 200,000 travellers from the country this year. Korea’s diverse destinations and its hidden gems offer unique experiences. From Busan’s stunning beaches and bustling markets to Gangwon-do’s serene mountains and Jeollanam-do’s rich history and cultural heritage, there is something for everyone,” says Myong Kil Yun, Regional Director, India & SAARC Countries, KTO.

Riaz Munshi

Riaz Munshi

“Embarking on a visionary voyage, as OTOAI aligns with KTO for the launch event of the K-Incentive Scheme 2.0, the synergy between our organisations creates a compelling force in shaping the future of travel. Korea tourism sector continues to blossom, fuelled by a blend of rich cultural heritage, technological advancements, and captivating attractions. From the iconic skyscrapers of Seoul to the serene landscapes of its countryside, Korea offers diverse experiences for every traveller. This collaboration is a symphony of innovation and excellence, promising a kaleidoscope of travel wonders. Together, we redefine travel standards, uniting expertise for an event that transcends expectations,” says Riaz Munshi, President, OTOAI.

KTO says that to participate in the programme, interested travel agencies can contact it and share their plans by February 23.

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