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Korean schools becoming more diverse - Vimarsana News

Korean schools becoming more diverse

While classrooms are shrinking in South Korea as a consequence of waning fertility rates, classrooms in Seoul have been seeing a steady rise in the number of students with multicultural backgrounds. Data released by the Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education on Sunday indicates that at least 4 in 10 students at nine elementary schools in Seoul have at least one parent of non-Korean nationality or who is naturalized. ...

Three freedom fighters named independence activists of October - Vimarsana News

Three freedom fighters named independence activists of October

The Ministry of Patriots and Veterans Affairs (MPVA) named Li Jong-am, Lee Kang-hoon and Eom Soon-bong as the independence fighters of October.

- The Korea Times - Vimarsana News

- The Korea Times

The importance of renewable energy is being highlighted more than ever. Like other major economies, Korea has set a goal to increase the proportion of renewable energy in its portfolio to 21.6 percent by 2030.

Travel authorities to tackle overcharging at rural festivals - Vimarsana News

Travel authorities to tackle overcharging at rural festivals

The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, Thursday, announced a plan to tackle overcharging at regional festivals across the country by enforcing price control measures and campaigning amid growing criticism of the issue.

Overcharging at rural festivals sparks concerns for tourism industry - Vimarsana News

Overcharging at rural festivals sparks concerns for tourism industry

Overcharging visitors to local festivals in rural townships has become an increasing headache for municipal authorities, raising concerns that it might worsen the country's regional tourism industries. The omen comes after the country approved offline events nationwide for the first time after the COVID-19 pandemic wore off last year with social distancing quarantine measures being also lifted.