Yeosu · Jeollanam-do · Est. 2018

Quarterly atlases that chart how guests arrive, stay, and book along Korea's southern coast

We compile ferry tallies, hotel reservation rhythms, and festival surge curves into engraved chart plates your leadership can study in board meetings and briefings.

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Research office: Yeosu-ro 6-gil
Primary deliverable: Printed atlas
Coverage focus: Southern corridors

Commissioned reports

Reports shaped around arrival corridors and reservation timing

Each engagement begins with a scope conversation. We assemble licensed tourism statistics, partner booking summaries, and ferry manifest patterns into bound documents your revenue and operations teams can mark up in meetings.

Inbound Origin Profile Study

Country-by-country portraits of who books your region, how long they stay, and which package types they favor across seasons.

From ₩1,450,000

Festival Surge Forecast Brief

Short-horizon demand projections tied to local festivals, school holidays, and cruise call schedules along the southern coast.

From ₩620,000 per event window

Booking Rhythm Audit

A focused study of how guests reserve rooms, tours, and transport in your market—lead times, cancellation curves, and weekday versus weekend pulses.

From ₩980,000 (single property or route)

Quarterly Travel Demand Atlas

A bound quarterly report mapping arrival volumes, length-of-stay shifts, and corridor-level demand across Korean domestic and inbound travel markets.

From ₩2,400,000 per quarter (regional scope)

Sample: Thursday ferry arrivals vs. hotel check-ins — Yeosu harbour cluster

Why chart plates matter

Executives need arrival timing, not another abstract metric

Hotel GMs along Odongdo know weekends fill differently than festival weekends. Our atlases show the hour-by-hour gap between pier disembarkation and front-desk queues—information that staffing rosters and shuttle timetables actually use.

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Client notes

What property managers say after the briefing

"The corridor maps for ferry arrivals into Yeosu helped us staff the breakfast room on Thursdays instead of guessing. One chart showing Japanese family bookings shifting earlier in spring was worth the subscription alone—though I wish the printed atlas had arrived two days before our board meeting rather than the morning of."
Han Min-jun, General Manager, Odongdo Harbour Inn — Quarterly Travel Demand Atlas

"We used the wall chart during the bamboo festival planning session. The predicted Saturday spike matched actual gate counts within eight percent. The brief does not replace talking to hoteliers, but it gave our volunteers a shared number to plan shuttles around."
Soo-jin Park, Director, Jeonnam Coastal DMO — Festival Surge Forecast Brief