A new booking hit among Poles. It’s a paradise for cyclists
Polish tourists boldly choose long-distance destinations. This extraordinary country has seen a 30 percent increase in visits.
According to data from the Korea Tourism Organization, the number of Polish tourists who visited South Korea in the first half of 2026 was almost 30 percent higher. higher than in the same period of the previous year. Reasons for visit? Although tourists undoubtedly focus on fascinating cities, unique culture and K-pop events, nature also has its supporters. According to Visit Korea, it is best to discover it on foot or by bike.
South Korea is a destination for active people
Asia attracts not only with its cuisine. Tourists are increasingly looking for places where they can transfer their routine, which includes daily physical exercise. The Korean Tourism Organization argues that South Korea is an ideal place where we can find space for movement and leisurely sightseeing. “Thousands of kilometers of hiking and cycling paths, perfectly maintained river routes, mountain trails and modern infrastructure make active sightseeing in Korea a real pleasure,” we read. Short distances favor activities. From the center of Seoul, full of fantastic running routes, we will be at the ocean in a few moments. And there are also mountains that cover as much as 70 percent of the area of this extraordinary country.
1,800 km of bicycle trails
Korea has over 1,800 kilometers of official cycling routes that run throughout the country, and thousands of kilometers of hiking trails, including the famous Korea Dulle Trail and Jeju Olle Trail. This is why more and more foreign athletes choose Korea not only as a travel destination, but also as a place to take part in international competitions.
One of the most interesting sports events during the coming fall will be the Busan Seven Bridges Tour 2026, which will take place on September 20, 2026 in Busan. “This event is absolutely unique because participants have the opportunity to ride across seven of the city’s largest bridges and tunnels, which are normally completely closed to bicycle traffic,” writes Visit Korea.
