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ITS World Congress to be held in Gangneung, attracting 60,000 visitors

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 15
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The 32nd ITS World Congress is being jointly hosted by Gangneung City and the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport. The five-day event will take place at Gangneung Olympic Park and adjacent venues in Gangwon Province. Organizers expect the congress to attract approximately 60,000 visitors from 90 countries. The gathering will feature demonstrations of advanced transport technologies, including self-driving vehicles and smart traffic systems.

From koreatimes.co.kr

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The congress brings together policymakers, researchers, and business representatives to discuss how Intelligent Transportation Systems can improve transport efficiency and safety. The event aims to demonstrate that advanced mobility solutions are viable for smaller cities, not just large ones.

From koreatimes.co.kr

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  • Gangwon ProvinceSpeculative

    Might see increased tourism and business travel revenue from the international congress.

  • Gangneung Olympic Park Auxiliary StadiumSpeculative

    Could generate direct revenue from hosting congress events and related demonstrations.

  • Jejin StationSpeculative

    May experience increased visitor traffic and local transit demand due to the congress.

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