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Sacheon City’s new ‘Sacheon Love City Tour’ will run vigorously in 2026!

Inside People Reporter Kang Ae-ja | Sacheon City will completely revamp and operate the ‘Sacheon Love City Tour’ starting in January 2026, and will break away from the existing sightseeing-oriented tour and introduce a new theme and stay-type tourism program with experiences and stories. So far, the Sacheon Sarang City Tour has been operated in various forms such as cultural tours, experience courses, historical tours, aviation industry tours, moonlight tours, and 2-day and 1-night courses, but there were opinions that the tour route was long and the schedule was somewhat complicated, which was a burden for long-distance users. In addition, some courses lack experiential elements as they are organized around a viewing-oriented schedule, and the moonlight tour course, which was operated in the afternoon, showed limitations in operational efficiency due to a decrease in user demand. Accordingly, Sacheon City reviewed the overall city tour in order to improve tourist satisfaction and respond to changes in tourism trends, and completely reorganized the course to more effectively capture Sacheon’s natural, historical, and industrial resources. Through this reorganization, the Sacheon Sarang City Tour has been simplified to a total of 5 courses, including 4 theme courses with clear themes and 1 stay course, and has been improved to allow tourists to enjoy a more comfortable and immersive trip. The four theme courses are sea tour and five senses experience tour.

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