BIG OCEAN EXPLORES SUWON THROUGH SIGN LANGUAGE

A memorable journey is about more than the places your clients visit.
It is also about how comfortably they explore, connect, and share each experience. Understanding their interests, preferred pace,
and communication needs helps make a trip more rewarding.

In this edition, daOne Tour shares a video from the Korea Tourism Organization featuring Suwon with Big Ocean, a K-pop group whose members
have hearing loss. Deaf and hearing participants explore
the city together, communicating through sign language.

Their journey offers inspiration for travel planning:
understanding each traveler can open up more ways to experience Korea.

Music and artists can spark a traveler’s curiosity about Korea. As Big Ocean’s Suwon journey shows, that interest can lead to encounters with local places, history, and culture. Connecting your clients’ interests with experiences beyond the stage adds a personal dimension to their Korean journey.

Understanding a guide’s explanation, asking questions, and sharing impressions are all part of a fulfilling trip. This sign-language walking tour highlights
the value of communication that works for each traveler.
Discussing your clients’ communication needs in advance is
an important part of thoughtful travel planning.

The same destination can be experienced in many different ways.
daOne Tour works with travel partners to understand their clients’ interests, mobility needs, and preferred travel pace when considering suitable itineraries.
If additional assistance is required, please let us know early so we can check
local availability and explore appropriate arrangements together.