Incheon, in many ways, is Korea's goose that lay the golden egg. It first started to show its potential to bear these golden eggs in a small fishing village called Chemulpo. Since the Koryeo and Joseon Dynasties, Incheon has always been at the forefront of a creeping globalization in Korea due to its geographic location. It is at the mouth of an estuary that put it within close reach of China, Japan and other Asian countries, and has made it an effective harbor that stretches out to the world ou... [2008-06-12]

 It is a telling sign of a person's age when they can look out at a city landscape and say, "I remember when all this was just fields and trees." But there is nobody, no matter how old, who can say the same thing about Songdo, except maybe seagulls. In fact, it would seem almost absurd to people from a few generations ago to suggest that the vast expanse of mudflats off the coast of Incheon, a port city in the West of Korea, would one day be the site of the development of a city of the futu... [2008-06-12]

Incheon Port Authority (IPA) aims to achieve the container traffic target of 2 million Twentyfoot Equivalent Units (TEU) of container shipping this year, a top executive from the authority said. "Following its first achievement of 1 million TEU in 2005, IPA has grown to be able to handle 1.6 million TEU of container traffic in 2007. For 2008, we plan to jack up the container traffic target to 2 million TEU," said Suh Jung-ho, the President of IPA. In an interview with Korea IT Times, Suh said, "... [2008-06-12]