Include booking information in your local attraction guide

## At a glance

• Guests need to know whether to book and where to check, as well as where to go.
• Korean-only booking pages or local registration can block international visitors.
• Too many options make choosing harder; start with accessible places.
• Hours, prices and reservation methods change, so point to official channels.
• Avoid “Official recommendation” without an official relationship.

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Finding a place does not explain how to book

Well-known attractions are easy to find online. Planning an actual visit raises questions about reservations, walk-ins and whether international visitors can use the same site. Popular exhibitions, experiences and performances may change their booking process, so a name alone is not enough.

Where do guests get stuck?

A Korean-first page or domestic registration requirement can stop a visitor at the first step. Even an English page may lead to a different payment system. Walk-in availability varies too: some places sell on-site tickets only at set times or sell out early in peak periods.

More recommendations are not always more useful. A brief stop around check-in and a full-day visit also serve different purposes.

What hosts can prepare

Avoid guaranteeing reservation-free entry

Do not rely indefinitely on an old visit or blog post. Include a link where the guest can check the official conditions.

Link official information

Prefer an official channel to a booking page with unclear origins. The guest books and pays there themselves.

Start nearby

Places reachable on foot or with a simple public-transport journey are often useful.

Flag changing details

Ask guests to check closures, temporary hours and events officially before visiting. Avoid claims such as “Official recommendation” or “Number one” without a relevant relationship.

Wording you can adapt

Gyeongbokgung Palace (25 minutes by subway)
Closed on Tuesdays, with free entry when wearing hanbok. Check opening times and closed days on the official website before visiting. (Official link)

Closure and price details can change, so include the official link whenever you put them in a guide.

In stayV Host

The Nearby menu can show places using Korea Tourism Organization information. Hosts choose whether it appears for each property. Put specific personal recommendations in an FAQ or information card. Guests book and buy tickets through each official service.