[🧀GMICE Hot Topic]: International Comparative Literature Association’s Congress

[🧀GMICE News ①]: Gyeonggi-do’s Unique Venues - Southern Gyeonggi

[🧀GMICE News ②]: Gyeonggi-do’s Music Events to Welcome the Fall

[🧀GMICE Tips]: Strategies for Sustainable MICE

Hello! Welcome to the GMICE Newsletter!

Can you believe it’s already the end of August? The summer heat is still hanging on, but fall is slowly making its way in. Are you ready for the cool, crisp season ahead? Before we dive into this month’s updates, we’re excited to officially reveal something we teased back in July: GMICE’s brand-new slogan and logo for 2025!

Introducing “Fall in Gyeonggi!” It’s a slogan that captures the idea of falling into all the diverse charms Gyeonggi-do has to offer. The “O” in the logo is a stylized visualization of Gyeonggi’s shape, symbolizing the brand’s identity.
The vibrant colors radiating from it represent the rich spectrum of local experiences across the province. Plus, the rhythmic typography and seamless link between “Fall in” and “Gyeonggi” visually express the core values of Gyeonggi MICE.

We hope you’re into our new look. In our GMICE newsletter, we’ll also invite you to dive deeper into Gyeonggi-do’s unique charms and bring you the latest MICE trends, updates, and helpful information every month. We’ve packed this issue with practical insights and real-life cases you won’t want to miss, so stick with us till the end! Let’s open up the September edition of the GMICE Newsletter! ✨

Introducing “Fall in Gyeonggi!” It’s a slogan that captures the idea of falling into all the diverse charms Gyeonggi-do has to offer. The “O” in the logo is a stylized visualization of Gyeonggi’s shape, symbolizing the brand’s identity.
The vibrant colors radiating from it represent the rich spectrum of local experiences across the province. Plus, the rhythmic typography and seamless link between “Fall in” and “Gyeonggi” visually express the core values of Gyeonggi MICE.

We hope you’re into our new look. In our GMICE newsletter, we’ll also invite you to dive deeper into Gyeonggi-do’s unique charms and bring you the latest MICE trends, updates, and helpful information every month. We’ve packed this issue with practical insights and real-life cases you won’t want to miss, so stick with us till the end! Let’s open up the September edition of the GMICE Newsletter! ✨

[GMICE Hot Topic]: International Comparative Literature Association’s Congress

The global spotlight on Korea has kept growing ever since the country produced its very first Nobel Prize in Literature. To support its continued rise on the world stage, the International Comparative Literature Association (ICLA) held its congress at KINTEX in Goyang. Under the theme “Comparative Literature and Technology,” the event featured a range of engaging lectures and sessions. Ready to dive into the action? Let’s head straight to the scene!

[GMICE News ①]: Gyeonggi-do’s Unique Venues - Southern Gyeonggi

Last July, the GMICE Newsletter explored the unique venues of northern Gyeonggi. So, it’s only natural for us to head down south this time! The southern region is just as full of character, with cities like Suwon, Bucheon, Hwaseong, and Gimpo offering their own unique venues. Let’s take a look together and see what makes the southern area of Gyeonggi just as special. Are you ready to explore the cultural charm and local tales nestled in the unique venues of Southern Gyeonggi?

[GMICE News ②]: Gyeonggi-do’s Music Events to Welcome the Fall

As August comes to a close, fall is right around the corner. You know what that means, right? It’s time for fall festivals! This fall, Gyeonggi-do is set to host all kinds of music festivals and concerts, with events continuing throughout the second half of 2025. We’ll be sharing information on upcoming music events in the region and how these events can link up with the MICE industry. Let’s jump into the rhythm of Gyeonggi-do’s lively music scene!

[GMICE Tips]: Strategies for Sustainable MICE

Across the globe, the MICE industry is shifting toward ESG-driven management, with a focus on carbon reduction and resource circulation as the new standard. In Korea, more and more companies and public institutions are embracing ESG values. GMICE has also been working on its own strategies for running sustainable MICE events. So, what does ESG actually look like in action, and how can we grow a greener MICE industry? Let’s dig into all the juicy content and explore why sustainability matters in MICE, how to practice it, and even take a look at some ESG-driven unique venues in Gyeonggi-do!