Editorial Policy

Last updated: May 26, 2026 KST

Donggri Korea is edited as a practical Korea travel decision guide. This policy explains how articles should be planned, checked, updated, and corrected.

Editorial Mission

Donggri Korea helps English-speaking travelers decide how to use limited time in Korea. Articles should reduce itinerary mistakes by explaining route order, timing, crowd risk, cost or queue tradeoffs, weather fallback, and return-route decisions.

Source Priority

We prioritize official sources, transport operators, venue notices, city tourism pages, reservation pages, and clearly marked update dates. When information may change, articles should say so. Current-year events must separate confirmed details from unconfirmed or waiting-for-update details.

Last Checked Dates

Representative travel articles should include a visible last checked note. A last checked note means the article or the relevant official detail was reviewed on that date; it does not guarantee that nothing changed afterward.

AI-Assisted Workflow

Donggri Korea may use AI-assisted tools for drafting, editing, structure checks, translation support, and editorial hero images. AI assistance is not used as proof of personal observation. Factual claims about schedules, prices, closures, tickets, transport, or event status need official checks or clear uncertainty wording.

Advertising And Editorial Separation

Advertising, affiliate links, and sponsored relationships do not determine whether a place is recommended, skipped, shortened, or corrected. Sponsored content is marked separately when it applies.

Corrections

When an error is found, we aim to verify it against a reliable source and update the article. Corrections should preserve reader trust by making material changes clear when they affect travel decisions.