Seoulful takeaways


Wearing hanbok while touring Gyeongbokgung Palace: (From left) Nooren, Zarifah, Murad, Star Media Group Content Department assistant news editor Rowena Chua, Haes, Teng, Mohd Iswan, Sinar Harian deputy news editor Azlina Mohamad Jantan, Tajul Ahmar, Salwa, JTB (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd Global Business Solutions Division business development manager Akira Iwasaki, and KTO marketing executive Afifah Kamilia.

INSIGHTFUL and enriching – that was how a group of Malaysian participants described their recent educational trip to various parts of South Korea, including Gyeonggi, Daejeon and Seoul.

The group of 10 comprised representatives from the Education Ministry, government and international schools, as well as media organisations.

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