Job Opening: Temporary Local Staff – Korea Tourism Organization, Sydney Office The Korea Tourism Organization (KTO) Sydney Office is seeking a passionate and dedicated individual to join our team as a Temporary Local Staff Member. This position is to cover a temporary vacancy and offers a unique opportunity to be part of Korea’s national tourism organization. Position Details: Position Title: Temporary Local Staff Employment Type: Casual Worker for a fixed term Duration: July 17, 2025 – October 10, 2025 (three months) Location: KTO Sydney Office (Level 18, 264 George Street, Sydney, NSW) Key Responsibilities: Assist with B2C and B2B marketing activities promoting travel to Korea Support public relations and social media campaigns Coordinate events, fairs, and promotional programs Provide administrative and translation support Perform other duties as assigned by the supervisor Qualifications: Australian permanent resident or citizen, or legally eligible to work in Australia Excellent command of both English and Korean (written and spoken) Strong interest in tourism marketing and Korean culture Proficient in Microsoft Office and general office software Ability to work independently and in a team environment Preferred Qualifications: Previous experience in tourism, PR, or marketing Knowledge of Korean content creation and social media trends Salary & Conditions: Hourly Rate: AUD 30.13 (including casual loading) (This rate includes compensation for leave entitlements such as annual leave and sick leave in accordance with casual employment standards in Australia.) Superannuation in accordance with Australian law How to Apply: Please send the following documents by Friday, May 31, 2025 (5:00 PM AEST) to [email protected]: Resume (in English or Korean) Cover letter Proof of working eligibility in Australia (e.g., visa or residency document) – only required upon final selection Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for an interview.

Explore Korea This Winter From snowy slopes to steaming stews, Korea’s winter has it all. Looking for a fresh destination for your next ski holiday? Korea is one of Asia’s best-kept winter secrets. With over 15 ski resorts, world-class facilities shaped by the Pyeongchang 2018 Winter Olympics, and cozy mountain villages steeped in tradition, it's a snow adventure with a unique cultural twist. Just a few hours from Seoul, you’ll find snow-covered peaks, uncrowded runs, vibrant après-ski scenes, and steaming hot dishes that warm you from the inside out. Skiing & Snowboarding in Korea Most of Korea’s top ski resorts are clustered in the eastern Gangwon-do province—home to the country’s highest snowfall. Whether you’re a beginner or advanced skier, you’ll find modern lifts, wide slopes, snow parks, and night skiing options throughout the region. Beyond the Slopes: Korea’s Winter Magic Skiing might bring you to Korea, but it’s everything off the slopes that truly rounds out the experience. From cultural immersion to family-friendly fun, Korea offers a winter escape that goes well beyond the snow. 🏔 Snowy Mountain Hikes Korea’s national parks become frozen playgrounds in winter. Seoraksan and Odaesan offer breathtaking snow-covered trails perfect for post-ski exploration. 🎠 Family Fun at the Resorts Korea’s ski resorts offer more than just skiing, families can enjoy snow tubing hills, sledding parks, and heated indoor or outdoor water parks perfect for a fun-filled winter break. Resorts like High1 and Mona Yongpyong offer great options for kids and non-skiers alike. 🏘 Snow-Dusted Hanok Villages Wander through Korea’s preserved hanok houses in Seoul’s Bukchon or Jeonju’s Hanok Village, twinkling with snow and old-world charm. 🛁 Relax in a Jjimjilbang Unwind in one of Korea’s traditional bathhouses after a day on the slopes. Warm pools, saunas, and a good nap room—just what tired skiers need. Travel Expo Special Ski Deals Skimax ’s Ultimate South Korea Ski Holiday for Families! Hit the slopes and make unforgettable memories with this family-friendly ski adventure in South Korea! Enjoy 3 nights at Mona Yongpyong , 3 nights at High1 , plus 1 exciting night in Seoul. All from just $6,578 per family (2 adults + 2 children)* . Alpensia Ski Resort with Plus Planner 2 nights at Intercontinental, 2hr ski lesson, 3-day lift pass & rental, water park, sledding, clothing rental, snow bus transfers, plus free local tour: strawberry picking & ice fishing (from mid-Dec) from approx. $587pp*. White Tree ’s Phoenix Park 3 Day 2 Night all inclusive ski package 2 nights at resort hotel, 2hr private ski lesson, 2-day lift pass & gear rental, water park entry, snow village, sauna access, and snow bus transfers from $455pp*. Sally Tour ’s Vivaldi Park Ski Getaway 2 nights at resort, ski gear rental, lift pass, return transfers, and local guide support from $575pp*. Jane DMC Korea's 2 Day 1 Night Ski Tour in Gangwon State 1 night in Gangwon, ski gear rental, lift pass, return transfers, and local guide support from Seoul - Gangwon - Seoul from $555pp* for more than 10 pax group. Min Travel’s Discover White Snow Eastern Korea 4 nights at hotels, return transfers, local guide, full meals, train (KTX), and entry fee from Seoul - Busan - Gyeongju - Andong - Gangwon from $2,780pp*. Meet Us at the Snow Travel Expo! Catch us at the Snow Travel Expo in Sydney on Sunday, 26 May and discover more about Korea’s winter adventures. The Korea booth, run by the Korea Tourism Organization, will be showcasing travel info, exclusive deals, and expert advice. We’ll be joined by special guests from Korea, including Jane DMC Korea, Min Tour & Travel, Sally Tour, Plusplanner, HFORCE Inc., MONA Yongpyong, and High1 Resort — so come chat with us about all things Korea! https://snowtravelexpo.com.au/