On 1 October 2026, Korea's Ministry of Agriculture announced that its normally one-week-per-month Rural Tourism Week would be extended across October and November. The official release and Korea Tourism Organization's autumn listings describe different benefit types, including rural tour-pass discounts, small-group experience promotions, cashback on online bookings for experiences and accommodation, and rural workcation support.
A rural tour pass is only valid for specified regions and products: it does not automatically discount every rural attraction. The 2026 tourism listings separately describe up to 50% off selected small-group activities, cashback of 30% on eligible experience products and 20% on selected lodging, and rural workcation support of KRW 50,000 per day. Some offers end when budgets run out. A cashback payment after completed use is not the same as an instant checkout discount.
Pick your dates and region, then use the official Welchon or provider site to verify eligible products, percentage and cap, application and voucher rules, remaining funding and cancellation policies. Check children's age restrictions and transport or meals at each rural experience or stay.