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Jung-gu Takes Comprehensive Measures Ahead of BTS Gwanghwamun Concert, Expands Stay-Tourism
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- Jung-gu in Seoul is pursuing comprehensive measures covering safety, market order and tourism ahead of BTS's comeback concert at Gwanghwamun on the 21st.
- As up to 300,000 people are expected, March 20 to 22 has been set as an intensive management period, with safety personnel deployed at Myeong-dong and Sejong-daero.
- Overcharging can be reported to the 120 call center and tourist inconveniences to the 1330 Tourist Interpretation Hotline, while the Jung-gu Tour Pass, which covers 31 facilities, is also being offered.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 중구, BTS 광화문 공연 앞두고 종합 대응…‘체류 관광’ 확대 나선다
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