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Incheon Now is the official English newsletter of Incheon City, founded in 2010. It is published every other month and is a global communication medium that introduces Incheon's major policies, culture, tourism, and lifestyle information in English to diplomatic missions in Korea, international organizations, international schools, overseas Koreans, and overseas readers.
Incheon City announced on the 30th that the city's official English newsletter, 'Incheon Now', has published its 100th issue.
In the 100th issue of Incheon Now, the special project 'People with Incheon Now' included interviews with leaders of 15 international organizations residing in Songdo on the global agenda, as well as stories of professors and students at Incheon Global Campus (ICG) and foreign residents settling in Incheon.
Founded in 2010, Incheon Now has been published every other month for 16 years and is a global communication medium that has introduced Incheon's major policies, culture, tourism, and lifestyle information in English to diplomatic missions in Korea, international organizations, international schools, overseas Koreans, and overseas readers.
Incheon Now was the first local government publication to obtain International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 9001/10002 international certification and also won the bronze medal at the U.S. Steve Awards International Business Awards (IBA).
Incheon Now is distributed to public institutions at home and abroad, diplomatic missions in Korea, international schools, overseas Korean offices, airports, hotels, and tourist information centers, and anyone can subscribe and view it for free on Incheon City's official English website.
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