Paying for things in Korea is usually easy. Credit cards are widely accepted, even for small purchases. But there are a few situations that can confuse first-time visitors — especially when it comes to cash, transportation, foreign cards, mobile payments, and tax refunds. Here are seven payment rules worth knowing before your trip. 1. Cards…
Eating at a restaurant in Korea is usually easy, but the way things work may be different from what you are used to. Where do you order? How do you call a server? Are the side dishes free? And where do you pay? Here are seven unwritten restaurant rules that can make dining in Korea…
T-Money makes getting around Korea much easier, but first-time visitors often make a few simple mistakes. Most problems come from not knowing when to tap, how to recharge, or what the card can actually be used for. Here are seven rules worth knowing before you start using T-Money in Korea. 1. One Person, One Card…
Korea’s subway system is easy to use once you know a few basic rules. The confusing part for first-time visitors is usually not the map — it is the small things locals already understand. Here are seven subway rules that will make your first ride in Korea much easier. 1. One Person, One Transit Card…