April 24(Fri)~26(Sun), 2015 Grand Hilton Hotel, Seoul, Korea

www.korl.or.kr www.korlp.org

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April 24 (Fri)~26 (Sun), 2015

Grand Hilton Hotel, Seoul, Korea

Korean Society of Otorhinolaryngology-Head and Neck SurgeryKorean Society of Otorhinolaryngologic Clinicians

2nd Announcement

2015 INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF KOREAN SOCIETY OF OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY -HEAD & NECK SURGERY in conjunction with

89th ANNUAL CONGRESS OF KOREAN SOCIETY OF OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY-HEAD & NECK SURGERY2015 SPRING MEETING OF KOREAN SOCIETY OF OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGIC CLINICIANS

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03 Welcome Message

04 Congress Overview

05 Organization

08 Main Session Subject

08 Call for Instruction Course

10 Program at a Glance

15 Call for Abstracts

16 Awards

17 Registration

19 Accommodation

20 About Korea

23 Tour

25 Venue & Transportation

29 General Information

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Welcome Message

On behalf of the Korean Society of Otorhinolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery, we are truly excited to welcome our colleagues

from around the world to 2015 International Congress of Korean Society of Otorhinolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery (2015

KORL-HNS) in conjunction with the 89th Annual Congress of Korean Society of Otorhinolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery/ the

2015 Spring Meeting of Korean Society of Otorhinolaryngologic Clinicians.

We have held the annual meeting of Korean society as international congress from 2014 to expand the Society’s relationship

with other nations. We sincerely thank the International ENT Unions for the help and support it provided from the past congress

to now.

For this Congress to be realized, it took many times of preparations by dedicated members of the Korean Society of

Otorhinolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery, which has been phenomenal. We believe that this experience of working together

with many faces of our society during the preparations of the Congress will help to open a new era of expanded roles of ENT

field in the 21st Century.

We are also confident that the 2015 KORL-HNS will be an excellent platform for the exchange of a wide diversity of

perspectives, the latest developments and emerging challenges of ENT field, and also friendship with our national and

international colleagues. We hope that you are enjoying and rejuvenated by the exciting lectures and programs, and by the

company of colleagues from afar.

We hope you will also be able to savor some of the fine attractions that our country offers. Korea’s five-millennia-long history

has contributed greatly to its illustrious cultural heritage and exotic charm. Often referred to as the “Land of the Morning

Calm”, Korea has its own unique cultural heritage, distinct from that of other Asian countries. A visit to the country’s numerous

historical relics, ten of which are designated UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Sites, will make participants’ journey all the

more special.

We, indeed, look forward to meeting you soon in Korea.

Sang Hag LeeCongress President

2015 KORL-HNS

Ic Tae KimPresidentKOSOC

Kyung TaeChairman, Board of Directors

KORL



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Congress Overview

Title

2015 INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF KOREAN SOCIETY OF OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY-HEAD & NECK SURGERY

in conjunction with

89th ANNUAL CONGRESS OF KOREAN SOCIETY OF OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY-HEAD & NECK SURGERY2015 SPRING MEETING OF KOREAN SOCIETY OF OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGIC CLINICIANS(제89차 대한이비인후과학회 학술대회 및 2015 춘계 대한이비인후과 개원의사회 학술대회)

Period April 24 (Fri) ~26 (Sun), 2015

Location Grand Hilton Hotel, Seoul, Korea

Hosted byKorean Society of Otorhinolaryngology-Head and Neck SurgeryKorean Society of Otorhinolaryngologic Clinicians

Official Language English / Korean

Website www.koreaorlmeeting.org

ImportantDue Dates

Abstract Submission (Free Paper)

Feb. 16, 2015

Abstract Submission (Invited Program)

Feb. 28, 2015

Apply for IC Presenter Feb. 16, 2015

Early Registration Feb. 16, 2015

Standard Registration Mar. 23, 2015

Contact

Congress Secretariat

Seoul Forest Halla Sigma Valley 2nd Bldg Suite 603, 7, Seongsui-ro 7-gil, Seongdong-gu, Seoul, Korea [133-827]

Tel : +82-2-2273-8551 Fax : +82-2-2273-7651 E-mail : [email protected]

Korean Society of Otorhinolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery

Yongsan Park Tower Officetel 103-307,5, Yongsan-dong 2-ga, Yongsan-gu, Seoul, Korea [140-762]

Tel : +82-2-3487-9091 Fax : +82-2-3487-9092 E-mail : [email protected]



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Organization

Organizing Committee

Congress President LEE, Sang Hag Korea University Anam HospitalPresident, KOSOC KIM, Ic Tae Medi Seoul ENT ClinicChairman,The Board of Directors, KORL-HNS

TAE, Kyung Hanyang University Seoul Hospital

Secretary General LEE, Seung Hwan Hanyang University Guri Hospital

Treasurer SHIN, Seung Heon Daegu Catholic Univ. Medical CenterDirector, Scientific Committee KOO, Ja Won Seoul National University Bundang HospitalPublic Relations, International CHUNG, Won Ho Sungkyunkwan University Samsung Seoul HospitalPublic Relations, Domestic WOO, Jeong Soo Korea University Guro HospitalDirector, KOSOC KIM, Que Chic Coenko Nose InfirmaryDirector, Social Program KIM, Chul Ho Ajou University HospitalLiaison LEE, Jun Ho Seoul National University HospitalVice-Secretary General JEONG, Jin Hyeok Hanyang University Guri HospitalVice-Director, Scientific Committee CHOI, Byung Yoon Seoul National University Bundang Hospital

Scientific Committee

President, 2015 KORL-HNS LEE, Sang Hag Korea University Anam HospitalDirector, Scientific Committee KOO, Ja Won Seoul National University Bundang HospitalVice-Director Scientific Committee CHOI, Byung Yoon Seoul National University Bundang Hospital

Scientific Committee Members

PARK, Yong Ho Chungnam National University HospitalKIM, Kyu Sung Inha University HospitalLEE, Il Woo Pusan National University Yangsan Hospital

KIM, Soo WhanThe Catholic University of Korea, Seoul St. Mary's Hospital

KIM, Jeong Whun Seoul National University Bundang HospitalLEE, Seung Hoon Korea University Ansan HospitalCHO, Seok Hyun Hanyang University Seoul HospitalCHOI, Seung Ho University of Ulsan, Asan Medical CenterKOH, Yoon Woo Yonsei University Severance HospitalBAEK, Seung Kuk Korea University Anam HospitalKWON, Tack Kyun Seoul National University Hospital

PARK, Shi NaeThe Catholic University of Korea, Seoul St. Mary's Hospital

CHO, Kwang JaeThe Catholic University of Korea, Uijeongbu St. Mary's Hospital



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Board of Directors

Chairman TAE, Kyung Hanyang University Seoul Hospital

Vice ChairmanBONG, Jeong Pyo Yonsei University, Wonju Severance Christian Hospital

SHIN, Chang SikShin Chang Sik Clinic of Otorhinolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery

General Secretary LEE, Seung Hwan Hanyang University Guri HospitalDirector, Board Exam Committee CHUNG, Jong Woo University of Ulsan, Asan Medical CenterDirector, Resident Training Committee LEE, Byung Joo Pusan National University HospitalEditor KIM, Chang Hoon Yonsei University Severance HospitalDirector, Scientific Committee KOO, Ja Won Seoul National University Bundang HospitalTreasurer SHIN, Seung Heon Daegu Catholic University Medical Center

1st Director, Medial Insurance Committee CHO, Kwang JaeThe Catholic University of Korea, Uijeongbu St. Mary's Hospital

2nd Director, Medial Insurance Committee LEE, Byung Don Soonchunhyang University HospitalDirector, Medical Affairs Committee CHO, Hyong Ho Chonnam National University HospitalDirector, Public Relations WOO, Jeong Soo Korea University Guro HospitalDirector, Planning Committee CHUNG, Won Ho Sungkyunkwan University Samsung Medical CenterDirector, Medical Practioner Committee KIM, Que Chic Coenko Nose InfirmaryDirector, Legislation Committee YEO, Seung Geun Kyung Hee University Medical CenterDirector, Education& Research Committee KIM, Chul Ho Ajou University Medical CenterChairman-elected ROH, Hwan Jung Pusan National University Yangsan Hospital

AuditorHA, Jung do Da-on ENT ClinicCHUNG, Phil Sang DanKook University Hospital

Korean Society of Otorhinolaryngologic Clinicians

President KIM, Ic Tae Medi Seoul ENT ClinicPresident, General Secretary Committee HONG, Il Hee Seoul Sleep ClinicDirector, General Secretary Committee KIM, Que Chic Coenko Nose InfirmaryDirector, Legislation Committee KIM, Hyeon Jo Dr.Kim's ClinicTreasurer PARK, Dong Sun SUUM ENT & Sleep ClinicDirector, Corporate Relations Committee HAN, Chang Joon Narae ENT ClinicDirector, Medical Affairs Committee SEO, In Seok Siwonhan ENT ClinicDirector, Policy of Committee JUNG, In Ho Dr. Jung's ENT ClinicDirector, Social Council PARK, Mi Hyang Park's ENT ClinicPresident, General Secretary Committee SONG, Byeong Ho Mirae ENT Clinic

President, Scientific CommitteeCHOI, Jae Jin Yonsei Kang Dong ENT ClinicAHN, Tae Hwan Fresh Facial Plastic Surgery and ENT ClinicHWANG, Chan Ho Yangcheon Seoul ENT Clinic

Director, Education of Committee PARK, Sang Ho Sinsa Ho ENT ClinicPresident, Medical Insurance Committee PARK, Chang Sik Hansarang Green ENT Clinic

Director, Medical Insurance Committee

PARK, Kuk Jin Yonsei ENT ClinicNO, Ho Sang Doori ENT ClinicLEE, Youn Kyu Fresh ENT ClinicAHN, Young Jin Marronnier ENT Clinic

President, Public Relations KANG, Sang Hoon Yonsei ENT Clinic

Director, Public Relations

PARK, Seon Tae Komoki ENT ClinicSHIN, Gwang Cheol Mirae ENT ClinicYOO, Seung Hoon Boaz ENT ClinicKIM, Byung Chul Ajou Well ENT Clinic

Auditor CHOE, Myung Soo Choe Myung Soo ENT ClinicLEE, Ho Ki Soree Ear Clinic



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International Advisory Committee

International Faculty

Domestic Advisory Committee

BETKA, Jan (Czech Republic)ELFEKY, Alaa Eldin (Egypt)ENRIQUEZ, Howard M.(Philippine)HAN, Dong-yi (China)HISA, Yasuo (Japan)HSIAO, Tzu-Yu (Taiwan)JUNG, Timothy T.K. (USA)KAMALDEN, Tengku Mohamed (Malaysia)RESTUTI, Ratna Dwi (Indonesia)SANNIKORN, Phakdee (Thailand)VAIDYA, Sudhakar (India)VALLANCE, Neil (Australia)WAI, Heung-on (Hongkong)WAI, Yuen Heng (Singapore)

LI, Hsueh-Yu (Taiwan) KLOZAR, Jan (Czech Republic) OKAMOTO, Yoshitaka (Japan)

JONG, Robert J. Baatenburg De (Netherlands) KOWALSKI , Luiz P. (Brazil) SHIN, Dong Moon (USA)JUNG, Timothy (USA) OGAWA, Kaoru (Japan) WANG, De Yun (Singapore)ABDALLA, Magdy (Egypt) KAKIGI, Akinobu (Japan) SHIOTANI, Akihiro (Japan)ABDI, Susan (Iran) KAWAUCHI, Hideyuki (Japan) SINHA, Sujeet (India)ASKAR, Mohamed (Egypt) KHAFAGY, Yaseer W. (Egypt) SIVALINGAM, Shailendra (Malaysia)CHANG, Kai-Ping (Taiwan) KHODE, Shailesh R. (Singapore) SNIDVONGS, Kornkiat (Thailand)CHATURVEDI, Pankaj (India) KIM, Seungwon (USA) SOROUR, Samir (Egypt)CHAUKAR, Devendra (India) KUMAR, S. Prasanna (India) SUGIMOTO, Taro (Japan)CHIBA, Shintaro (Japan) LEE, Kuo Sheny (Taiwan) TAN, Luke (Singapore)CHONGKOLWATANA, Cheerasook (Thailand) LI, Shufeng (China) TATEYA, Ichiro (Japan)DATTA, Sourav (India) LIM, Chwee Ming (Singapore) TSANG, Raymond (Hong Kong)DESHMUKH, Anuja (India) LIN, Chia-Der (Taiwan) VIJAYENDRA, Vijayendra Honnurappa (India)ELBOSRATY, Hosam (Egypt) LIN, Hsin-Ching (Taiwan) WANG, Chen-Chi (Taiwan)ELWANY, Samy (Egypt) LIU, Liangfa (China) WANG, Cheng-Ping (Taiwan)ENECILLA, Ma. Lourdes (Philippine) MARFANI, Muhammad Saleem (Pakistan) WANG, Chi-Te (Taiwan)FANG, Tuan-Jen (Taiwan) MARTINEZ, Norberto (Philippine) WANG, Wen-Hung (Taiwan)FUJIEDA, Shigeharu (Japan) MATSUMOTO, Nozomu (Japan) WU, Che-Ming (Taiwan)HAO, Sheng-Po (Taiwan) MESBAHI, Alireza (Iran) WU, Chen-Chi (Taiwan)HIDEMI, Miyazaki (Japan) MOSTAFA, Badr Eldin (Egypt) XU, Zheng-Min (China)HIRAUMI, Harukazu (Japan) MUROFUSHI, Toshihisa (Japan) YAMAMOTO, Norio (Japan)HONG, Steven (USA) OKANO, Mitsuhiro (Japan) YANG, Jun (China)HORIGUCHI, Kentaro (Japan) OTA, Yasushi (Japan) YANG, Tao (China)HWANG, Chung-Feng (Taiwan) PANTVAIDYA, Gauri (India) YANG, Tsung-Lin (Taiwan)IKEDA, Katsuhisa (Japan) PRAWESWARARAT, Puangmali (Thailand) YILMAZ, Taner (Turkey)IKEZONO, Tetsuo (Japan) ROLDAN, Rodante A. (Philippine) YOSHIMOTO, Seiichi (Japan)IMAI, Takao (Japan) SAKAGAMI, Masafumi (Japan) YUCEL, Taskin (Turkey)JAISWAL, Dushyant (India) SANNIKORN, Phakdee (Thailand) YUNG, Matthew (UK)JARIN, Peter R. (Philippine) SATO, Hiroaki (Japan) ZAINUN, Zuraida (Malaysia)

AHN, Kyung SungBAEK, Chung HwanBONG, Jeong PyoCHANG, Hyuck SoonCHO, Hyun CHOI, Eun ChangCHOI, Jong OuckCHU, Kwang CholDHONG, Hun JongDO, Nam YongEOM, Jae WookHONG, Seong SooHONG, Sung HwaHONG, Won Pyo

HWANG, Soon JaeJANG, Yong JuJEON, Sea YuongJUNG, Kwang-Yoon KIM, Byung WooKIM, Chong SunKIM, Hee NamKIM, Hyung JongKIM, Ic TaeKIM, Jin YoungKIM, Lee SukKIM, Young MyoungLEE, Chul HeeLEE, Eui Suk

LEE, Jeung GweonLEE, Kwang SunMOON, Seong MooNOH, Kwan TaekOH, Seung HaPARK, Chul WonPARK, Young HakRHA, Ki SangRHO, Young Soo SHIM, Sang YulSHIN, Chang SikSOHN, Jin HoWANG, Soo GeunYANG, Hoon Shik



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Main Session Subject

• Vestibular Pathophysiology & Disease

• Inner Ear Physiology

• Clinical Audiology

• Neuro-otology

• Skullbase & Facial Nerve Disorders

• Rhinology

• Newly Emerging Technology for Otologic Surgery

• Implantable Hearing Devices & Audiological Considerations

• Facial Plastic Surgery

• Surgical Treatment of Obstructive Sleep Apnea

• Immunotherapy of Allergic Rhinitis

• Endoscopic Skull Base Surgery

• Management of Nasal Polyposis

• Head and Neck Oncology

• Voice & Laryngology

• Thyroid

• Bronchoesophagology - Laryngotracheal Reconstruction

• Oral Cancers

• Laryngo-pharyngeal Cancer

Call for Instruction Course

Apply by Feb. 16. 2015

Designed to provide delegates with advanced knowledge in a particular area of expertise.

Upload your lecture proposals on the website to be a part of the Scientific Program Faculty.

Format : 30 minutes (depending on availability)

Scientific Program



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Session Information

Specialties Abbreviations & Types

PS Plenary Session A special session for hot global issues in the field of medicine and ENT

SP SymposiumA series of presentations by experts in a particular field on new findings and experiences with a view to making recommendations concerning the topic under discussion

Keynote Keynote Lecture Lectures addressed by keynote speakers from all over the world

SL Special LectureA series of presentations by experts in a particular field on new findings and experiences with a view to making recommendations concerning the topic under discussion

IC Instruction Course Practical approaches in specific subjects (Limited Number, pre-registration required)

HO Hands-on CourseLearning courses with hands-on practice of specific topic (Limited number, separate registration required)

IM Interest Group MeetingClosed user group meeting for specific interests, such as multicenter study, or research group meeting, organized by society, clinic, etc.

OP Free paper (Oral Presentation) Abstracts should be submitted by Feb. 16, 2015.

PP Free paper (Poster Presentation) Abstracts should be submitted by Feb. 16, 2015.

PX Free Paper (Poster Exhibition) Abstracts should be submitted by Feb. 16, 2015.

Specialties

OT Otology HN Head & Neck Surgery

RH Rhinology CL Clinicians

ORL Society Program

CODE Guideline

The Scientific Program will explore a wide variety of topics, providing participants with an exciting forum to discuss the latest

developments in Otorhinolaryngology.

Session Abbreviations & Types

How to understand the Abbreviation

OTSP Otology Symposium RHOP Rhinology Oral Presentation (Free Paper)

HNHO Head & Neck Surgery Hands-on Course CLSL Clinicians Special Lecture

Program at a Glance Apr. 24

Floor Convention 4F Convention 3F Hotel 2F Severance Hosp.

Seoul St. Mary Hosp.Room Rm 4-1 (Convention A) Rm 4-3 (Convention C) Rm 3-1 (Emerald A) Rm 3-2 (Emerald B) Rm 3-3 (Diamond) Rm 2-1 (Flamingo) Rm 2-2 (Skylark) Rm 2-3 (White Heron) Rm 2-4 (Swan) Rm 2-5 (Crane)

07:00~09:00

HNHO II

09:00~10:00HNHO I Instruction

courses for resident

10:00~14:0014:00~15:30

ORL OTHO I OTHO IIIM IM IM

15:30~17:00IM IM IMIM IM IM

17:00~18:00 IM IM IM18:00~19:00 Welcome Reception

Apr. 25Floor Convention 4F Convention 3F Hotel 2F Convention 1FRoom Rm 4-1 (Convention A) Rm 4-2 (Convention B) Rm 4-3 (Convention C) Rm 3-1 (Emerald A) Rm 3-2 (Emerald B) Rm 3-3 (Diamond) Rm 2-1 (Flamingo) Rm 2-2(Skylark) Rm 2-3 (White Heron) Rm 2-4 (Swan) PDR Exhibition Hall B

07:00~08:00 Sponsored Morning Session08:00~09:00 OTOP I HNOP I OTOP II RHOP I HNOP II OTOP III RHOP II HNOP III OTOP IV09:00~09:30 Opening Ceremony09:30~10:10 Plenary Session10:10~10:20 Exhibition Ribbon Cutting & photo10:20~10:40 Coffee Break 10:40~11:10 OT-Keynote I RH-Keynote I HN-Keynote I

OTSP II RHSP II HNSP II OTOP V RHOP III HNOP IV RHOP IV11:10~11:40

OTSP I RHSP I HNSP I11:40~12:10OTSP III RHSP III HNSP III OTOP VI RHOP V HNOP V RHOP VI

12:10~12:4012:40~13:40 Luncheon13:40~14:10 OT-Keynote II RH-Keynote II HN-Keynote II

ORLSP-Audiologist ORLSP-Nurse I ORLSP-SLP OTOP VII RHOP VII HNOP VI HNOP VII

14:10~14:40OTSP IV RHSP IV HNSP IV

14:40~15:40 OTOP VIII RHOP VIII HNOP VIII HNOP IX15:40~16:10 Coffee Break16:10~16:40

ORLOP-Audiologist ORLSP-Nurse II ORLOP-SLP HNSP VIC I IC II IC III OTPP

RHPPHNPP

16:40~17:10 IC IV IC V IC VI17:10~17:40 IC VII IC VIII IC IX18:00~ Gala Dinner

Apr. 26Floor Convention 4F Convention 3F Hotel 2F Convention 1FRoom Rm 4-1 (Convention A) Rm 4-2 (Convention B) Rm 4-3 (Convention C) Rm 3-1 (Emerald A) Rm 3-2 (Emerald B) Rm 3-3 (Diamond) Rm 2-1 (Flamingo) Rm 2-2 (Skylark) Rm 2-3 (White Heron) Rm 2-4 (Swan) PDR Exhibition Hall B

07:00~07:30 Sponsored Morning Session07:30~08:0008:00~08:30

OTOP IX RHOP IX HNSP VIHNSP VII

OTOP X RHOP X HNOP X OTOP XI

PX

08:30~08:5008:50~09:00 KOSOC Opening Ceremony 09:00~09:30

OTSP V RHSP VHN-Keynote III

CLSL I OTOP XII RHOP XI HNOP XI OTOP XIII09:30~10:00HNSP VIII

Scientific Achievement Award Lecture10:00~10:30 Innovative Research Award Lecture10:30~10:50 Coffee Break10:50~11:20 IC X IC XI IC XII

CLSP IIC XIII IC XIV IC XV IC XVI IC XVII

PX11:20~11:50 IC XVIII IC XIX IC XX IC XXI IC XXII IC XXIII IC XXIV IC XXV11:50~12:40 Luncheon General Assembly Luncheon12:40~13:10

OTSP VIRH-Keynote III HN Keynote IV

CLSL II & III KJORL WorkshopOTOP XIV RHOP XII HNOP XII RHOP XIII

PX13:10~13:40RHSP VI HNSP IX OTOP XV RHOP XIV HNOP XIII RHOP XV

13:40~14:40 OTSP VII14:40~15:00 Coffee Break

15:00~16:30 OTSP VIII RHSP VII HNSP X CLSP II CLSP III ORLSP-Research Invigoration Symposium OTOP XVI RHOP XVI HNOE XIV HNOE XV PX

16:30~ Closing Ceremony (Award Ceremony)



* This is tentative, and subject to change at a later time.



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Daily Scientific Program

Apr.24 (Fri.)07:00~17:00 Hands-on (HN) II

[HNHO II] Endoscopic & Robotic Head and Neck Surgery Dissection Course09:00~15:30 Hands-on (HN) I

[HNHO I] Hands-on Workshop for Phonosurgery10:00~17:00 Society Program

[ORL] Instruction Courses for Resident 14:00~17:00 Hands-on (OT) I~II

[OTHO I] Implantable Devices for Hearing Amplification[OTHO II] Hands on Vestibular Training: Bedside Exam. Laboratory, Rehabilitation

14:00~18:00 Interest Group Meeting18:00~19:00 Welcome Reception

Apr.25 (Sat.)07:00~08:00 Sponsored Morning Session08:00~09:00 Oral Presentation (OT) I~IV

Oral Presentation (HN) I~IIIOral Presentation (RH) I~II

09:00~10:20 Opening Ceremony , Plenary Session, Exhibition Ribbon Cutting & Photo10:20~10:40 Coffee Break 10:40~11:10 Keynote (OT) I

[OT-Keynote I] Tympanoplasty Using Medio-Lateral Graft, 20 Year Follow-Up Timothy JUNG (USA)Keynote (RH) I[RH-Keynote I] Response Monitoring or Prognostic Biomarkers in Sublingual Immunotherapy Yoshitaka OKAMOTO (Japan)Keynote (HN) I[HN-Keynote I] Life and Organ Preservation in Patients with Advanced and Recurrent Larynx Cancer Luiz P. KOWALSKI (Brazil)

10:40~11:40 Symposium (OT) II[OTSP II] Updates of Vestibular DiseaseSymposium (RH) II[RHSP VI] Advanced Endoscopic Sinus SurgerySymposium (HN) II[HNSP II] Benign Vocal Fold Lesions and Phonomicrosurgery-Updates

11:10~12:40 Symposium (OT) I[OTSP I] Clinical & Basic Research in AudiologySymposium (RH) I[RHSP I] Update on Immunotherapy of Allergic RhnitisSymposium (HN) I[HNSP I] Challenging Questions for Management of Well-Differentiated Thyroid Carcinoma

11:40~12:40 Symposium (OT) III[OTSP III] Vestibular Evaluation and TreatmentSymposium (RH) III[RHSP VII] Controversial Issue in Fungal RhinosinusitisSymposium (HN) III[HNSP III] The Contempory Application of Transnasal Esophagoscopy in Otorhinolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery-Ashno Sponsored Symposium

10:40~12:40 Oral Presentation (OT) V~VIOral Presentation (HN) IV~VOral Presentation (RH) III~VI

12:40~13:40 Luncheon



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13:40~14:10 Keynote (OT) II[OT-Keynote II] Basic and Clinical Topics on Otosclerosis in Japan Kaoru OGAWA (Japan)Keynote (RH) II[RH-Keynote II] Management for OSA: From Multi-Level Surgery to Multi-Modality Treatment Hsueh-Yu LI (Taiwan)Keynote (HN) II[HN-Keynote II] Novel Nanotechnology Based Anti-Cancer Drug Development for

Head and Neck Cancer in The Genome Ear Dong Moon SHIN (USA)14:10~15:40 Symposium (OT) IV

[OTSP IV] Middle Ear Surgery and CholesteatomaSymposium (RH) IV[RHSP II] Surgical Treatment of Obstructive Sleep ApneaSymposium (HN) IV[HNSP IV] Transoral Surgery for Laryngo-pharyngeal Cancer

13:40~15:40 Society Program Symposium[Audiologist] Understanding of Implantable Hearing Devices & Audiological Considerations [Nurse I] Key Management for ENT Patients[SLP] Tips and Pitfalls of Voice Therapy in PracticeOral Presentation (OT) VII~VIIIOral Presentation (RH) VII~VIIIOral Presentation (HN) VI~IX

15:40~16:10 Coffee Break 16:10~17:40 Society Program Symposium

[Nurse II] Surgical Anatomy and Procedures for ENT DiseasesSociety Program Oral Presentation[Audiologist][SLP]Symposium (HN) V[HNSP V] Robotic Thyroid and Head & Neck SurgeryInstruction Course I~IXPoster Presentation (OT, RH, HN)

18:00~ Gala Dinner

Apr.26 (Sun.)07:00~08:00 Sponsored Morning Session08:00~09:00 Symposium (HN) VI

[HNSP VI] Management of Metastatic Neck Diseases in Head and Neck Cancer08:00~09:30 Symposium (HN) VII

[HNSP VII] Laryngotracheal Stenosis and Reconstruction 08:00~10:30 Oral Presentation (OT) X~XIII

Oral Presentation (RH) X~XIOral Presentation (HN) X~XI

08:50~09:00 KOSOC Opening Ceremony 09:00~09:30 Keynote (HN) III

[HN-Keynote III] Optical Image Guided Surgery in Head and Neck Cancer Robert J. Baatenburg De JONG (Netherlands)09:00~10:30 Symposium (OT) V

[OTSP V] Skullbase & Facial Nerve DisordersSymposium (RH) V[RHSP III] Endoscopic Skull Base SurgeryClinicians Special Lecture I



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09:30~10:30 Symposium (HN) VIII[HNSP VIII] Raman Spectroscopy in the Head and Neck

09:30~10:00 Scientific Achievement Award Lecture 10:00~10:30 Innovative Research Award Lecture10:30~10:50 Coffee Break 10:50~11:50 Instruction Course X~XXV

Clinicians Symposium IPoster Exhibition

11:50~12:40 Luncheon General Assembly

12:40~13:40 Symposium (OT) VI[OTSP VI] Emerging Technology for Otologic Surgery

12:40~13:10 Keynote (RH) III[RH-Keynote III] Nasal Stem Cell Research: Understanding the Role of Nasal Epithelium in Common Nasal Diseases and Their Impacts on Future Development of Cell Therapy De Yun WANG (Singapore)Keynote (HN) IV[HN Keynote IV] HPV and Oropharyngclinical Implications of HPV Etiology in Oropharyngeal Cancereal Cancer Jan KLOZAR (Czech Republic)

12:40~14:40 Clinicians Special Lecture II &IIISociety ProgramKJORL WorkshopOral Presentation (OT) XIV~XVOral Presentation (RH) XII~XVOral Presentation (HN) XII~XIII

13:10~14:40 Symposium (RH) VI[RHSP IV] Innovative Concepts in Management of Nasal PolyposisSymposium (HN) IX[HNSP IX] Recent Trends in Management of Oral Cancers - Tata Memorial Hospital Symposium

13:40~14:40 Symposium (OT) VII[OTSP VII] Electrophysiology in Hearing

14:40~15:00 Coffee Break15:00~16:30 Symposium (OT)VIII

[OTSP VIII] New Trends of Hearing Loss Research Symposium (RH) VII[RHSP V] Contemporary Tips and Pearls in Management of Deviated NoseSymposium (HN) X[HNSP X] Future Directions of Treatment Strategy in Head and Neck Cancer Clinicians Symposium II&IIISociety Program SymposiumORLSP-Research Invigoration SymposiumOral Presentation (OT) XVIOral Presentation (RH) XVIOral Presentation (HN) XVI~XV

16:30~ Closing Ceremony (Award Ceremony)



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Hands-on Course

Time to gain the Latest Know-how !! Grow your Practice!!

A big chance to learn various know-how from prominent directors interactively.

Do not miss the chance!

Please visit our website to get specific information on the course description. (www.koreaorlmeeting.org)

Specialty Session Code Course Course Director Maximum people Price (person)

Otology

OTHO IImplantable devices for hearing amplification

This hands-on course will allow the participants to expand their knowledge of surgical anatomy by performing various hearing amplification surgery procedures on anatomical specimens with the leading surgeons.

12 people USD 100

OTHO II

Hands on vestibular training: bedside exam. laboratory, rehabilitation

This hands-on course will allow the participants to expand their knowledge and skill concerning to dizzy work-up for various situations.

30 people USD 50

Head & Neck Surgery

HNHO IHands-On Workshop for Phonosurgery

This workshop includes comprehensive lecture on surgical technique need for phonosurgery and hands-on experience with excised canine larynges. Each participants will be given an excised canine larynges for hands on experiences. The participants will be attended by leading surgeons during the course.

Hands-On 12 people USD 300

Observation 20 people USD 100

HNHO II

Endoscopic & Robotic Head and Neck Surgery Dissection Course

This course will cover all aspects of current minimally invasive robotic/endoscopic head and neck surgery, providing an opportunity to demonstrate and experience the advanced surgical techniques. The course will consist of detailed lectures, demonstrations and dissections on frozen corpses.

Endoscopic surgery 2 people USD 1,500

Robotic surgery 4 people USD 2,000

Non-issector (Observation) 10 people USD 100

2015 KORL-HNS offers the hands-on courses at the best price for your active participation.

Date : Apr. 24, 2015 (Fri)Venue : Grand Hilton Hotel, Seoul, Korea (only the Endoscopic & Robotic Head and Neck Surgery Dissection Course

will be organized at the Severance Hospital Cancer Center, Yonsei University, Seoul)Registration : Register on-line during the Early & Standard registration time. Limited Seats, First Come First Served Basis* The certificate of attendance will be provided to all hands on course participants.

Comprehensive, high quality practice to carry on real-time training.



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Call for AbstractsThe Organizing Committee welcomes the submission of abstracts for the Oral presentations and Poster presentations to share

the most updated research works and interesting cases around the world. Abstract submissions should be made through the

website http://koreaorlmeeting.org.

Abstracts Topics

Abstracts should involve the following disciplines:

Otology Rhinology Head & Neck Surgery

External Ear & Anomaly Endoscopic Sinus Surgery Oral Cavity & Salivary Gland

Otitis Media & Cholesteatoma Allergic Rhinitis Pharynx

Inner Ear Disease Rhinosinusitis Larynx & Voice

Auditory Rehabilitation Sinonasal Tumors Trachea & Esophagus

Auditory Nerve System & Audiology Olfaction Thyroid

Facial Nerve, Trauma & Tumors Sleep Related Breathing Disorder Neck

Vestibular Disorder Plastic Surgery and Facial Trauma Reconstruction

Others (Clinical) Others (Clinical) Other Head & Neck disease

Middle Ear (Basic) Allergy (Basic) Experimental & Other Clinical Research

Inner Ear (Basic) Rhinosinusitis (Basic)

Audiology (Basic) Olfaction (Basic)

Vestibular System (Basic) Sleep Related Breathing Disorder (Basic)

Others (Basic) Others (Basic)

Notification of Acceptance and Modification

Abstract Acceptance Notification will be sent via e-mail by Mar. 5, 2015.

Modification of your abstract is possible until the Abstract Submission Due Date of Feb. 16, 2015.

Registration of Presenting Authors

Accepted abstracts will be published in the Abstract Book and other media format and distributed to all delegates.

The presenting author must register, attend the Congress and present the abstract as scheduled.

Registration fee must be paid by Mar. 23, 2015.

Abstract Submission Due Date ▶ Feb. 16, 2015

Invited Program Submission Due Date ▶ Feb. 28, 2015



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Awards

Travel Grant Award

For young colleagues from overseas who submit an outstanding free paper abstract

as decided by the scientific committee. The purpose of this award is to encourage

participation of young colleagues from overseas as well as to acknowledge their

contributions to the congress.

Prize: Award of $500 and a Certificate

Best Presenter Award

For colleagues who submit a high-quality abstract and give an outstanding podium

presentation as decided by the scientific committee.

Best Poster Award

For colleagues who submit a high-quality abstract and give an outstanding poster

presentation as decided by the scientific committee.

Registration

Invitation Letter

Tips for Invitation Letters

We would like to inform you that the Organizing Committee will be pleased to provide an

official invitation letter to those who need it for VISA application to visit Korea. The official

invitation letter will be available to ONLY those who have completed registration payment.

The Letter is not a commitment on the part of the organizer to provide any financial

support. This request will be processed as a part of the online registration system. In this

regard, please find the following tips:

Notarized Invitation Letter

Request will be processed as a part of the online registration system. USD 50 will be charged for the notary service and air

courier. Letters will be sent by airmail within a week after confirmation of your full payment.

Please check with the Korean Embassy in your country whether a notarized letter is required for visa issuance.



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Registration Fee

CategoryEarly Registration Standard Registration On-site Registration

Feb. 16, 2015 Mar. 23, 2015 Apr. 24~26, 2015

Physicians USD 150 USD 200 USD 250

Interns/Residents USD 100 USD 150 USD 200

Nurse / Speech Therapist / Audiologist USD 100 USD 150 USD 200

Accompanying Persons USD 50

Gala Dinner USD 50

Presenter Registration Due : Mar. 23, 2015

Abstract presenters should register within the early registration period. If not, their presentation will be canceled.

* The fee of Accompanying Person is applied for participant's family.

* Registration Receipt will be attached under the Name Tag. Please do not lose it since it will not be re-issued.

* Registration fee will be waived for participants from countries indicated on the website. Please check the registration fee

waiver country list.

* If you would like to know the exemption availability of your country other than above mentioned nationality, please contact

the Secretariat office. To get this advantage, a copy of your passport must be sent to the congress secretariat by Fax (+82-2-

2273-7651) of E-mail ([email protected]).

Registration Fee includes :

Admission to all Congress Sessions

(except for Hands-On Course on First-Come First-Served Basis for which an additional fee is required)

* Poster Area and Exhibition

* Admission to the Opening and Closing Ceremonies

* Luncheon

* Welcome Reception

* Coffee Break

* Certificate of Attendance

Accompanying Persons Registration Fee includes :

* Welcome Reception

* Admission to Exhibition

* Admission to the Opening and Closing Ceremonies

* Luncheon

* Coffee Break

Early Registration ▶ Feb. 16, 2015Standard Registration ▶ Mar. 23, 2015

Registration



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Registration Process

Registration Acknowledgement : Registration Acknowledgement will be sent to you via e-mail within three days after your on-

line registration.

Payment Method

Credit Cards

• VISA, MASTER, JCB and AMEX are accepted.

• Payment by credit card is available only through the on-line registration.

• All service charges on credit card are to be paid by registrants.

• The actual debit amount is subject to change according to the exchange rate.

Bank Wire Transfer

• Bank Name : Hana Bank

• Account Number : 224-910007-00432 (USD)

• Beneficiary (Holder) : Korean Society of Otorhinolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery

• Swift Code : HNBNKRSE

• Bank Address : 63-389, Hankangno3-Ga, Yongsan-Gu, Seoul, 140-012, Korea, Hana bank

• A duplicate or photocopy of the bank transfer statement with the applicant's name and address in addition to the payment

details must be sent to the Congress Secretariat by fax (+82-2-2273-7651) or e-mail ([email protected]).

• The sender's name should be the registrant's name.

• If a third party pays your registration fees by bank transfer, please send an e-mail notice to the congress secretariat (korl@

ibmed.co.kr) with the sender's name that appears on the bank remittance receipt.

Cancellation & Refund Policy

• All cancellations must be submitted via fax (+82-2-2273-7651) or e-mail ([email protected]) to the Congress Secretariat.

• All refunds will be processed after the completion of this congress according to the following policy and all processing fee

will be deducted from the reimbursement.

- Up to Mar 23, 2015 : A 100% of the registration fee will be refunded. (The Handling fee will be deducted.)

- From Mar 24, 2015 : No refunds will be given for cancellations received on or after this date.

• If you do not attend the congress without notice of cancellation, no refund will be given.

• All dates are based on Korean standard time. (GMT+9).

Go to Registration Page

Registration Payment PageConfirmationof payment

Completionof registration



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Accommodation

The Organizing Committee is pleased to offer various accommodation options near by the venue with the discounted rates.

Since rooms will be reserved on a first-come, first-served basis, we may be unable to provide rooms with the special rates

quoted. Therefore, early booking is highly recommended.

Hotel List

Main Hotel

Hotel Name Room typePrice (KRW)Included Tax

BreakfastIncluded Tax

Nearest Subway Station

E-mail

Grand HiltonStandard Twin

245,100 29,040 Hongje Station [email protected] Double

* The price depends on the rate of exchange. In order to take advantage of such special rates, participants should make reservation with the form we linked at the website.

* Participants make a reservation directly to the hotel through e-mail or fax.* Please download the main hotel reservation form on the website (www.koreaorlmeeting.org) and send it to the hotel by e-mail or fax.

Sub Hotel

Please book your accommodation on the on-line sub hotel reservation system.

Reservation Page: http://hotelvip.co.kr/hotel_eng/main_.html

GWAK, Hong Soo (Sub Hotel Director)

TEL : 02-785-5552 E-mail : [email protected]

If you have any question on the sub hotels, please call or e-mail to the sub hotel director.

Hotel Name Room typeRoom Rate Breakfast

Nearest Subway StationIncluding tax Including tax

Lotte City Hotels MapoStandard Twin 205,000

19,800 Gongdeok Station (Line 6, Airport Railroad Line, Gyeongui Line)Standard Double 190,000

New KukjeStandard Twin

145,200 11,000 City Hall Station (Line 2)Standard Double

FraserPlace Superior 142,000 13,200 City Hall Station (Line 2)

Center MarkStandard Twin

133,100 16,500 Jonggak Station (Line 1)Standard Double

Golden Seoul HotelStandard Twin

130,000 14,300 Yeomchang Station (Line 9)Standard Double

Best Western Premier Seoul Garden Hotel

Standard 135,000 19,800 Mapo Station (Line 5)

Casaville Shinchon Seoul Standard Double 90,000 Not in Service Sinchon Station (Line2)

The M Hotel Standard Double 99,000 7,000 Gajwa Station (Gyeongui Line) &Mapo-gu Office Station (Line 6)

Hotel Reservation Due March. 23, 2015



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About Korea

Seoul, the Capital of Korea

Seoul has been the capital of Korea for about 600 years, since the time of the

Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910). Seoul was referred to as "Han Yang" during the

Joseon Dynasty, but after the liberation from Japan in 1945, the newly founded

Republic of Korea officially changed its capital city's name to Seoul. Seoul has

developed into a bustling metropolis, acting as the hub for political, economic,

social, and cultural matters. The Han River runs through the heart of the city.

The river divides the city into two; the northern part of the city is a focal point for

culture and history, while the southern part is well known for its business district.

Seoul has hosted many international events including: 1986 Asian Games,

1988 Olympic Games and 2002 Korea/Japan FIFA World Cup. The success of

these events has shown people that Seoul is truly an international city.

Easy Access

Seoul is easy to access through the Incheon Airport as an Asian hub and world leading global airport. The Incheon airport

has over 70 airlines and operates 455 inbound and outbound international flights each day.



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Attractions

The city of Seoul cherishes its heritage and carefully

maintains its historical monuments, royal palaces and

temples. In addition, Seoul is a city on the move, constantly

revitalizing itself, balancing ultra-modern renewal with

careful restoration of its ancient buildings and preservation

of the environment. The mountains surrounding Seoul are

breathtaking and the Han River flowing through the center of the city offers scenic recreational escapes.

Here in Seoul, you will find a harmony of the past and present, history and future, culture, economy and environment. Seoul is

a global city that blends the culture of yesterday with the trends of today and the hopes of tomorrow

Art

The city has over 700 museums, including the National Museum of Korea and the National

Folk Museum, which all contain countless number of articles, a number of performance

centers, such as the Sejong Center for Performing Arts, National Theater and more, and has

over 400 galleries which all the people to see various art works.

Tradition

In Seoul, various traditional or traditional aristocratic cultures can be met.

Visit Gyeongbokgung which is the first royal palace built by the Joseon Dynasty in 1395. You

can experience the life of the past in the Bukchon Hanok Village.

Culture

Tradition is not the only thing which can be met in Seoul. There is a wide range of modern and

fusion culture of the West and the East, along with up-to-date, cutting edge technology, and a

number of world class performances, including "NANTA," "JUMP" and B-boy performances.



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Modernity

Seoul is also filled with cultural spaces in countless parts of the city center. Daehakro and

Hongdae are known as the representative outdoor cultural spaces in Seoul and the Citizen’s

park near the Hangang (River) are also widely used as a cultural ground.

Environment

Seoul is the city which takes into deep consideration the environment, centering on

Cheonggyecheon (Stream) and the Hangang (River).

UNESCO World Heritage Sites

Seoul is home of 6 UNESCO World Heritage Sites; Jongmyo (Royal Shrine), Changdeokgung

(Palace), Jeongneung (A Royal Tomb), Taereung and Gangreung (Royal tombs),

Seonjeongneung (Tomb) and Royal Tombs of the Joseon Dynasty.

Dining

Visitors to Seoul often name Korean cuisine as one of the memorable highlights of their trip.

You can enjoy not only Kimchi, Galbi or Bibimbap, but also taste variety of world cuisines.

※ For more information on Seoul, please visit at http://english.visitkorea.or.kr



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Tour

Important Information

• Price includes basically Tour guide, Transportation and Admission fee.

• Minimum 6 people are necessary for each tour to take place.

• Please note that the programs are subject to change.

• Detailed information is available on the congress website.

OP1. Full Day Tour : DMZ Tour

DURATION 07:40~17:00

PRICE KRW 73,000 (USD 73.00)

INCLUDED Tour guide, Transportation, Admission fee, Pick-up & Drop Service, Lunch

ITINERARY Hotel Pick-up → Imjingak → Bridge of freedom → the 3rd tunnel → DMZ exhibition hall → Dora observatory → Dorasan station → To Seoul → Korean Ginseng or Amethyst center → Lunch → War memorial museum of Korea → Drop

NOTE ** Tourists should carry their PASSPORT on tour day** Please wear near clothes** The tour may be cancelled at any moment during the tour by some situation in JSA

OP2. Afternoon Tour : Palace and Insadong

DARATION 13:00 ~ 17:30 PRICE KRW 35,000 (USD 35.00)

DATE Available Every day

ITINERARY Hotel → Changdeokgung Palace → Insadong → Amethyst Center → Namdaemun → Namdaemun Market

NOTE ** Changdeokgung is closed on Mondays - instead, we go to Hanok Village

OP3. Afternoon Tour : Shopping and Night View of Seoul


ITINERARY Hotel → Dongdaemun Market, Myeongdong, Ginseng Center, Seaweed shopping center, Cosmetic duty free shop, Duty free store → Dinner → Hangang River Cruise → N Seoul Tower → Hotel

NOTE ** Shopping time is depended on the customer's preference.** When Hangang River Cruise is not available, we go to 63City BIG 2

(Seaworld-Aquarium, Skyart Observatory).** Shopping order will vary due to customer's opinion or traffic jam.



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OP4. Full Day Tour : Korean Food & Culture Tour


INCLUDED Tour guide, Transportation, Admission fee, Lunch(Hanjeongsik: Full-course Traditional Korean meal), Dinner(Samgyeopsal: Pork BBQ or Sashimi: Raw Fish)

ITINERARY Hotel → Jogyesa Buddhist Temple → Blue House → Gyeongbokgung Palace (Royeal Guard Changing Ceremony) → National Folk Museum → Ginseng Center → Lunch(Hanjeongsik) → Tteok Museum → Gwangjang Market → Amethyst Center or Cosmetic Duty-free Shop → Mapo Agricultural & Marine Products Market → World Cup Park → Dinner (Samgyeopsal or Sashimi)

NOTE ** Served Hanjeongsik(Full-course Traditional Korean meal) for lunch.** This tour will be finished at the dinner restaurant. (The guide will stay with you

about 30 minutes at the restaurant for your convenience.)** Providing basic menu only. (You pay for the additional orders including beverages.) ** Gyeongbokgung palace is closed on Tuesdays - instead, we go to Deoksugung palace.** National Folk Museum is closed on Tuesdays - instead, we go to Cheongwadae Sarangchae.** Presidential Blue House Sarangchae is closed on Mondays.** You can take some photo in front of the Presidential Blue House.** You cannot take videos in front and around Presidential Blue House.** Change of royal guard ceremony might be cancelled due to the weather conditions.

OP5. Morning Tour : Kimchi Making


ITINERARY Hotel → Dado (Tea ceremony) → Trying Hanbok → Learning Greeting Etiquette → Making Kimchi → Ginseng & Amethyst Center - Drop ( Insadong / Myeongdong )

NOTE ** Please reserve at least 3 days in advance



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Venue & Transportation

Airport Bus

The Direct Limousine Bus to Hilton hotel from Incheon International Airport(No. 6005 Limousine Bus) should be taken at the

5B or 12A bus stop every 40 minutes. It takes about 90 minutes in your journey.

* Passengers can get information about the Limousine and Premium Bus, and purchase tickets at the following Bus Ticketing

Offices: Exit 4 and 9 (indoors) & Exit 4, 6, 7, 8, 11, 13, and 9C (outdoors).

Bus Number # 6005

Route Name Seoul City Hall

Bus Type Limousine (Standard)

Route Incheon Int'l Airport → Soosaek Rail Station → Moraenae (Gajwa Station) → Yeonhui Samgeori → Seodaemoon-Gu Office → Grand Hilton Hotel

Travelling Time 90 minutes

First Bus 06:15

Last Bus 22:35

Interval 40 minutes

Fare KRW 10,000

Incheon International Airport Grand Hilton Seoul Hotel



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Taxi

Section Platfom Number

Estimated Travel Time

Estimated Fare (KRW)

Remark

Standard Taxi 6C 45 60,000 - 24:00 ~ 04:00 additional 20% late night premium. - Receipt issue and Translation is a basic service provided

Prestige Taxi 8C 45 80,000 - Car Phone Service / No late night premium fee. - Receipt issue and Translation is a basic service provided.

Hotel Pick-up Service

It is available for using Grand Hilton Hotel pick-up service. If you want the service, please book in advance through the hotel

reservation department.

Fare : KRW 115,000 including luggage (Up to 3 persons)

Contact information

Tel : +82-2-3216-5656, +82-2-2287-8427~9

E-mail : [email protected], [email protected]



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There is no direct limousine bus available between the Gimpo Int'l Airport and the Grand Hilton Hotel Seoul.

You are advised to use the public transportation.

Subway

Line (Color) Major stops Running Hours

Travelling Time (min.)

Fare (KRW)

Airport Railroad (Blue) Gimpo Int'l Airport → Digitalmediacity 5:42-24:18 9

1,000

*Transfer from Airport Railroad to Line 6 at Digitalmediacity Station.

Line 6 (Dark brown) Digitalmediacity → Bulgwang 5:39-24:44 8

Line 3 (Orange) Bulgwang → Hongje (Grand Hilton Seoul Hotel)

(*Exit no. 4 - It is a 15-minute walk from the station to the KORL-HNS 2014 Venue.)

5:39-23:59 5

Gimpo Airport Grand Hilton Seoul Hotel



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Bus

Bus Number # 601 → # 153, # 567, # 8153 or # 110A

Route Name Gwanghwamun

Bus Type City Bus

Bus Stop Number 4 (1st Floor, Gimpo Int'l Airport)

Route Gimpo Airport → Seodaemun Post Office → Hyundai Apt. (It is a 15-minute walk from the Hyundai Apt. station to the Grand Hilton Seoul Hotel.) * Please note that you should transfer from # 601 to # 153, # 567, # 8153 or # 110A at Seodaemun Post Office.

Travelling Time 70 minutes

First Bus 04:00

Last Bus 23:10

Interval 6 minutes

Fare KRW 1,100

Taxi

At the Gimpo Int’l Airport, there is a short-course taxi platform in front of the each office building to help passengers who want

to use taxi for a short-course.

For more information, refer to the following website : http://www.airport.co.kr/mbs/kaceng/



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General Information

Passport & VisaAll visitors to the Republic of Korea must have a valid passport and obtain a Korean visa before arriving.Visitors with round-trip tickets from countries that have a special agreement with Korea may be exempted from the visa requirement, and can stay in Korea visa-free for periods up to 30 days, or 90 days, depending on the type of agreement between the two countries. When uncertain as to the visa requirement for entry visa to Korea, please contact the Korean Embassy of a consulate as soon as possible. For more information, please visit the official website of the Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade at http://www.mofat.go.kr/me/index.jsp.

Time DifferenceKorean time is 9 hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT+9).

Business HoursBanks, post offices, and public offices are generally open from 09:00 to 17:00 on weekdays but are closed on Saturdays and Sundays. Most of the shops are open from 10:00 to 20:00 through the entire week.

Climate & ClothingThe weather in Seoul in April is usually changeable with daily temperatures ranging from 5 to 15 celsius . It would be better to take outer garment when you go outside.

CurrencyThe unit of the Korean currency is the Won (￦). Coin denominations are ￦10, ￦50, ￦100, and ￦500. Banknotes are ￦1,000, ￦5,000, ￦10,000, and ￦50,000. The exchange rate is approximately USD 1 to KRW 1,085 as of JAN. 2015.

TippingTipping is not customary in Korea. Sometimes, expensive restaurants and luxury hotels may add a service charge of 10%. Thus, you do not necessarily have to prepare for extra charges since the service charge will be included in the bill.

ElectricityIn Korea, 220 volt outlets are most common. Some hotels provide 110 volt outlets.Please check the power supply before use.

EmergencyDial 119 for the fire department and medical assistance and 112 for the police.

TelephoneFor international calls, first dial the international dialing code (001, 002 or 00700), then the country code, followed by the area code, and then the phone number.

Useful Links• Seoul Convention Bureau http://www.visitseoul.net/en/index.do?_method=main• Korea Tourism Organization http://english.visitkorea.or.kr/enu/index.kto• Seoul Metropolitan Government http://english.seoul.go.kr/

April 24(Fri)~26(Sun), 2015 Grand Hilton Hotel, Seoul, Korea

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