This summer in Korea, embark on a journey to find your “New Me” through the power of K-beauty

Jun 17, 2025

The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism (Minister YU In Chon, MCST) together with the Visit Korea Committee (Committee) and the Korea Tourism Organization (KTO) will host the 2025 Korea Beauty Festival from June 19 (Thursday) to July 18 (Friday) at various locations across Seoul. MCST Second Vice Minister Jang Mi Ran will attend the opening ceremony on June 19 to officially kick off the festival and encourage the participating domestic and international businesses.

MCST explores Legal and Policy Directions for Copyright in the Era of Generative AI

Jun 16, 2025

The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism (Minister YU In Chon, MCST), together with the Korea Copyright Commission (Commissioner KANG Seogweon, KCC), is set to hold the Seoul Copyright Forum 2025 under the theme of Generative AI & Copyright at The Ambassador Seoul - A Pullman Hotel on June 16 (Monday). This forum will also be live-streamed on the KCC’s YouTube channel, reflecting the growing global interest in artificial intelligence (AI) and copyright.

Submit Your Original Content to Win a Flight to South Korea

Jun 02, 2025

The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism (Minister Yu In Chon, MCST) will hold an international content contest, "Talk Talk Korea 2025" from June 2 (Monday) to August 5 (Tuesday), and is inviting people around the world to participate.

Taking K-Culture to the Wider Global Stage: Korean Cultural Centers Worldwide Emerge as “Hallyu Platforms”

Jun 02, 2025

The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism (Minister Yu In Chon, hereafter MCST) announced that Korean Cultural Centers in 18 locations across 17 countries will take on an active role in the global promotion and expansion of K-culture across diverse genres by partnering with major local cultural arts institutions and festival organizers.

Donation Relay by South Korean Sports Stars Begins Ahead of the Opening of the National Sports Museum

May 27, 2025

The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism (Minister Yu In Chon, MCST), in collaboration with the Korea Sports Promotion Foundation (CEO Ha Hyung Joo, KSPO), has launched the Donation Relay by South Korean Sports Stars to attract public interest in the opening of the National Sports Museum, the nation’s first national museum dedicated to sports. Second Vice Minister Jang Mi Ran, the first female Olympic gold medalist in weightlifting, offered items from her career as the first donor on May 23 (Friday).