So the event team can focus on the event, we coordinate the journey between the airport and Muju.
From meeting the group to checking passengers and luggage in each vehicle and seeing them arrive at their accommodation: a multi-vehicle transfer means keeping the whole group’s journey coordinated.
Following the transfers on 22 October, we arranged two additional transfers on the 23rd. The photographs here and in the next record show how those preparations came together on the day.
Preparing the signs and assigning the vehicles.
We begin with the event name and meeting signs, then assign vehicles for the passenger count, luggage and schedule.
Meeting the group and checking their luggage.
From gathering at the airport to finding the assigned vehicles, we help keep passengers and luggage together.
Making room for passengers and their luggage.
The mix of suitcases and equipment bags differs by vehicle. These photographs show how each load was arranged.
Getting the group settled in each vehicle.
After the airport meeting and loading, the group boards. The record includes photographs taken inside the vehicles.
Continuing the journey from the airport to Muju.
Meeting, loading and boarding all prepare the group for the journey to their accommodation. The transport coordinator keeps the assigned vehicles and schedule aligned.
Arriving in Muju with the group and their luggage.
Vehicles and passengers outside Hotel Tirol at Muju Deogyusan Resort, including the evening arrivals: the airport transfer ends at the accommodation.
23 October: two additional transfers · View 18 more photographs →