LOTTE HOTELS Launches Exclusive Travel Pass with Limited-Edition Transit Cards
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LOTTE HOTELS & RESORTS has introduced a new travel package designed to offer international visitors a unique blend of luxury and Korean cultural heritage. The package, known as the LOTTE HOTEL REWARDS Exclusive Travel Pass, combines a one-night stay at one of the company’s ten properties in Seoul, Busan, and Jeju with two limited-edition LOTTE HOTEL T-money transit cards. These cards, which can be used for public transportation and at affiliated merchants, feature traditional Korean motifs and symbols of longevity.
The transit cards are a standout feature of the package. Each card is adorned with elements of Korean decorative traditions, including jagae, the mother-of-pearl inlay used in Korean lacquerware, and sipjangsaeng, the ten symbols of longevity such as the crane, deer, pine, and tortoise. Additionally, the design incorporates the LOTTE World Tower, the tallest building in South Korea. Each card comes preloaded with KRW 3,000 (approximately USD 2), allowing guests to use it immediately upon arrival.
The travel pass also includes voucher benefits across major LOTTE affiliates. Guests can enjoy dining privileges at hotel bakeries and lounges, membership upgrades and shopping benefits at LOTTE DUTY FREE, admission discounts at LOTTE WORLD, and shopping perks at LOTTE MART stores nationwide. The package is available at the following properties: THE GRAND LOTTE SEOUL, LOTTE HOTEL WORLD, LOTTE HOTEL BUSAN, L7 BY LOTTE HOTELS (Myeongdong, Hongdae, Gangnam, Haeundae), and LOTTE CITY HOTELS (Myeongdong, Jeju, Guro).
The exclusive travel pass is offered exclusively to international members of LOTTE HOTEL REWARDS. Membership is free and can be accessed through the official LOTTE HOTELS & RESORTS website (www.lottehotel.com/global) or mobile app under the "Special Offers" page. This new offering aims to provide a memorable travel experience that combines luxury accommodations with a taste of Korean cultural heritage, making it an attractive option for international visitors looking to explore the country.