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Creators from Germany: hosted trips in South Korea
German creators with 150,000 or more followers can apply for a hosted Korea trip. German audiences respond to thorough, well-researched content, which suits Korean history, the DMZ and longer Seoul–Gyeongju–Busan routes. You book your own flights and insurance, and German law requires hosted content to be labelled clearly as advertising, typically "Werbung" or "Anzeige".
What do audiences in Germany engage with?
German audiences engage with history and culture, hiking, detailed itineraries, rail travel and honest cost breakdowns.
How do creators from Germany disclose a hosted trip?
German unfair-competition and media law require commercial content to be labelled clearly, typically "Werbung" or "Anzeige" at the start. Your agreement sets the exact wording.
The exact wording for your collaboration is written into your agreement. See deliverables and disclosure.
How do I get to South Korea from Germany?
Nonstop services operate between Frankfurt and Seoul Incheon, taking roughly 11 to 13 hours depending on direction. Routes change — check current schedules. Explera does not provide flights.
Do creators from Germany need a visa for South Korea?
German citizens can usually visit Korea visa-free for short stays. K-ETA applies to many visa-exempt nationalities, though some have been temporarily exempted; check the official K-ETA site for current rules. Official source.
Which language should I post in?
German. Put "Werbung" at the start of captions and say it in video.
Ready to apply?
The application saves as you go, and every applicant hears back within 5 business days.
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