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Seoul will soon have transport cards with unlimited rides for tourists from July, starting at US$3.70 - Vimarsana News

Seoul will soon have transport cards with unlimited rides for tourists from July, starting at US$3.70

Seoul's Climate Card will be expanded to tourists for short-term use from Jul 1.

Seoul transit pass for travellers to be available starting July - Vimarsana News

Seoul transit pass for travellers to be available starting July

The pass is estimated to cost around $20 for a five-day duration. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Seoul city to launch all-inclusive daily transit pass for tourists in July - Vimarsana News

Seoul city to launch all-inclusive daily transit pass for tourists in July

The Seoul city government said Thursday it will introduce a daily transit pass for tourists in July, offering unlimited access to the city's subways and buses for a temporary period in the latest move to enhance the city's competitiveness as a global tourist spot.

Rural areas left behind by gov't transportation subsidy scheme - Vimarsana News

Rural areas left behind by gov't transportation subsidy scheme

While some parts of the nation are currently awash with unlimited transit pass schemes, rural areas still remain overlooked.

Seoul's transit pass hits 1 million issuance milestone - Vimarsana News

Seoul's transit pass hits 1 million issuance milestone

Seoul’s all-inclusive monthly transit pass, the "Climate Card," surpassed 1 million issuances last week, just 70 days since its debut, the Seoul Metropolitan Government said Monday. According to the city's data, the number of climate cards issued as of Friday had reached 1,008,000, since its launch on Jan. 27. Of the total, mobile-only cards accounted for approximately 49 percent, while the remai...