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Go Go Pyeongchang! Go Go PyeongChang! Global Student Exchange Program of 2019-20 EATOF Global Campaign GoGo PyeongChang’ means ‘Go Global Leaders! + Go Again PyeongChang!’. EATOF Standing Committee designated year 2019-20 as EATOF Global Campaign Years under the slogan ‘Discover, Experience, Inspire’. Secretariat is going to launch new educational program related PyeongChang Olympic 1st Year celebration. About ‘Again PyeongChang’ ‘Again PyeongChang’:big highlight to greet 1st year anniversary of PyeongChang 2018 Olympic Winter Games • Name of Event : Again PyeongChang ! (1st Year Celebration of 2018 PyeongChang Olympic Winter Games) • Date : 2019. Feb. 8th ~ Feb. 10th (3 days) • Place : Cities in Gangwon Province • Main Program : 1st Year Celebration Opening Gala Show, Collaboration Event with South-North Korea, Peace Week, Snow Festival, K-pop Concert, Fireworks, etc. □ Outline of Event ∙ Date: 2019.Feb.14th(Thur)~Feb.17th(Sun) 3Nights 4Days ∙ Place: Jeongseon County, Gangneung City, PyeongChang County, GoSeong County in Gangwon Province, Republic of Korea ∙ Invitee: 500 University Student from 10 EATOF member countries ∙ Support by Gangwon: Local Stay(Accommodations, Transportation, Meals, Guide, etc) * Roundtrip Airfare will be borne by yourself. ∙ Main Program: Olympic Venue & Theme Tour, Olympic Sport Experience, Snow Festival, DMZ Tour, Welcome Reception, EATOF NIGHT □ Detailed Schedules Date Time Activities Venue Incheon Int’l 00:00-18:00 Arrival & Transfer (Airport to Jeongseon) Airport, JeongSeon 13:00-16:00 Olympic Venue & Theme Tour(JeongSeon) JeongSeon 2.14 -Arari Village, Samtan Art Mine, Hwa’am Cave etc. County (Thur) Welcome Reception of ‘Arari EATOF’ 16:00-18:00 -Opening Ceremony, Announcement of 2019-20 EATOF Global Arirang Center Campaign Years, Arirang Class, Welcome Performance etc. 18:00- Dinner & Hotel Check In Park Roche Hotel 07:30-08:30 Breakfast in Hotel ∙ Olympic Venue & Theme Tour(Gangneung) 2.15 -Olympic Park, Wolhwa Street(Wish Tree), Jungang Market, 08:30-12:00 Ojukheon House etc. Gangneung City (Fri) ∙ Curling(Olympic Sport) Experience -Curling Lessons, Curling Game Match etc. 12:00-14:00 Lunch & Transfer (Gangneung»Goseong) DMZ Peace Tour 14:00-18:00 -DMZ Museum, Hwajinpo Fortress, Goseong Unification Goseong County Observatory etc. 18:00~ Dinner & Hotel Check In White Hotel 09:00-10:00 Breakfast in Hotel Sled-dogs Experience & Snow Festival -Sled-dogs Snow Skates Lessons, EATOF Sliding Game 10:00-16:00 Match, Free Time in Snow etc. PyeongChang *Sled-dogs Snow Skates - Skate on the snow. ‘Snow Skate’ gives you the incredible freedom on the slopes. 2.16 The International Sled-dogs Bonefight Game (Sat) 16:00-18:00 Match 2019 PyeongChang -Sled-dogs Pro League. EATOF Participants will join to watch this Game. YongPyong 18:00-19:00 Dinner & Hotel Check In Resort 19:00-21:00 EATOF NIGHT & EDM PARTY PyeongChang 2.17 00:00 Departure (Sun) □ Best Travel Review Awards ∙ Name: What’s Your Choice In Gangwon? ∙ Who will be Joined? : All Participants ∙ What is the subject? : Your Journey in Gangwon Province ∙ How do you express your journey? : Free Style! Any Form! (Youtube, Blog, Instagram, Facebook, Presentation, Article, Magazine etc.) ∙ Best Travel Reviewer Prize : Golden Ticket for participation of ‘The 19th EATOF Standing Committee Meeting’ The 19th EATOF Standing Committee Meeting ∙ Host: Quang Ninh Provincial Government ∙ Place: Ha Long, Quang Ninh, Vietnam ∙ Date: September, 2019 ∙ Support by Secretariat: Roundtrip Airfare, Accommodation, Meals, Local Transportation, Local City Tour etc. ∙ Main Program: EATOF Standing Committee Meeting, Welcome Reception, EATOF Night, Technical Tour etc. .
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