The Incheon Chinese Association posted that about 100 teachers joined its first East Asia History Tour of the open-port district on August 11. On July 15, staff from the city's Tourism MICE Division visited the association to discuss cooperation on the Jajangmyeon Festival.
The association's activity photo board carries a post titled 2026.08.11 First East Asia History Tour, dated August 25. According to the post, about 100 teachers took part, and the aim was to help them understand Incheon's modern development and the history of Korea-China exchange.
광고 문의 · 300×250Walking the open-port district
The route covered Incheon's open-port area, with stops at the Incheon Chinese Association, the Incheon Chinese Zhongshan School, the Jajangmyeon Museum and the Incheon Port Museum. The post is mostly photographs and gives no detailed schedule or commentary.
Hosting a group of teachers gives the association a channel to introduce Korea-China exchange and Chinese community history to local schools. The post uses the word first in the title, but plans for later rounds were not confirmed.
Talks on the Jajangmyeon Festival
The same board has a post dated July 20 titled, in translation, Visit by Incheon City Tourism MICE Division to Discuss Jajangmyeon Festival Cooperation. It says Team Leader Min Kyung-jin and Yoon Hee-cheong of that division visited the association on July 15 and exchanged views on organizing the event and the direction of cooperation.
The Jajangmyeon Festival also appears in the city's autumn-holiday packages for Chinese tourists described elsewhere in this edition. The post does not say how the talks fed into the festival, and that has not been confirmed.
The association's office is at 55 Hwagyo-chon-ro 21beon-gil, Jung-gu, Incheon, phone 032-772-2129 or 032-772-4073. This article is based on the association's website posts.
