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Early
By March 31, 2008 |
Regular
By April 30, 2008 |
On-Site
From May 1, 2008 |
| Physician |
US$ 350 |
US$ 400 |
US$ 450 |
| Physician in Training |
US$ 200 |
US$ 250 |
US$ 300 |
| Nurse & Technician |
US$ 100 |
US$ 125 |
US$ 125 |
| Accompanying Person |
US$ 100 |
US$ 100 |
US$ 100 |
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| Hotel |
Room Type |
Rates per Room |
Breakfast |
Distance |
| Foreigner |
Korean |
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The Shilla Jeju |
Ocean View |
KRW 233,100 |
KRW 254,100 |
KRW 26,620 |
Venue |
| Mountain View |
KRW 199,800 |
KRW 217,800 |
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The Suites Hotel |
Double |
KRW 130,000 |
KRW 15,000 |
10min.
Walk |
| Twin |
KRW 130,000 |
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Travellers Hotel |
Double |
KRW 110,000 |
Breakfast Included |
5min.
by Car |
| Twin |
KRW 110,000 |
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Jeju Hana Hotel |
Double |
KRW 90,000 |
KRW 7,000 |
5min.
Walk |
| Twin |
KRW 90,000 |
Condominium
Poonglim Resort |
2 persons / room |
KRW 80,000 |
KRW 7,000 |
10min.
by Car |
| 4 persons / room |
KRW 70,000 |
* All room rates are per room and per night and do not include meals.
* All rates above include VAT (10%) and service charge (10%).
Foreign participants are exempt from the VAT (10%) in the Shilla Jeju.
* A dollar is approximately 900 Korean Won as of November, 2007.
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Please share your knowledge and expertise with the 2nd Asia-Pacific Congress of PCCS participants!
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2nd Announcement has been distributed on November 6, 2007. For a soft copy, please click here to download the 2nd Announcement. The announcement includes detailed information about the congress as well as many pictures to give you a glimpse of Jeju and Korea. Should you wish to receive a hard copy of the announcement, please contact the Secretariat at pccs2008@intercom.co.kr.
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Koreans use their own unique alphabet called Hangul. Han-gul was created under King Sejong during the Choson Dynasty (1393-1910) in 1446, the first Korean alphabet was proclaimed under the original name Hunmin chong-um, which literally meant "the correct sounds for the instruction of the people."
Hangul is considered to be one of the most efficient alphabets in the world and has garnered unanimous praise from language experts for its scientific design and excellence. A Korean famous designer 'Sang Bong Lee' held a hangul fashion show at the Paris Catwalk and the audiences riveted and offered warm applause for beautiful hangul.
And Hangul has been at the root of the Korean culture, helping to preserve its national identity and independence.
Illiteracy is virtually nonexistent in Korea. This is another fact that attests to the easy learnability of Hangul.
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