Venue & Accommodation

Conference Venue

Songdo ConvensiA

The conference venue, Songdo ConvensiA, is an international exhibition and convention center designed with a strong emphasis on sustainability and environmental responsibility. In addition to receiving LEED certification, the facility has also earned the prestigious EarthCheck Gold rating, reflecting its excellence in global sustainability standards.

Through the use of renewable energy, energy-saving technologies, and optimized HVAC system management, Songdo ConvensiA minimizes its energy consumption and supports carbon neutrality goals. These efforts exemplify the principles of green architecture and resonate strongly with the core topics of this conference.

•  Website     Songdo ConvensiA
•  Address    123, Central-ro, Yeonsu-gu, Incheon, 21998, Republic of Korea
•  TEL     +82-32-210-1114

 

 

•  Location on Google Maps

Transportation Info.

 

Transportation from Airport (ICN) to Songdo ConvensiA

 

•  Bus and Taxi are recommended for traveling from ICN Airport to Songdo ConvensiA.

•  Train options are also available.

•  Please download and check detailed directions and fare information (Coming soon).

 

Way
Time to venue
Fare
BUS
35 min
About 2,400 ~ 8,000 KRW
TAXI
30 min
About 25,000 ~ 35,000 KRW
TRAIN
100 min
5,350 KRW

 

 

 

Transportation from Airport (ICN) to Songdo ConvensiA

Songdo (Incheon) & Seoul

Songdo (Incheon)

Located in Incheon, South Korea, Songdo International City is a leading smart city in Northeast Asia and a rapidly growing hub for international business and science. With cutting-edge urban infrastructure and a master plan rooted in sustainability, Songdo actively implements a range of smart technologies aimed at energy efficiency, eco-friendly architecture, and enhanced indoor environmental quality (IEQ). These characteristics align closely with the theme of this international conference: “Innovations in Smart Ventilation and IEQ for Resilient and Adaptive Buildings.”

Songdo serves as a hub for international exchange and offers a compelling vision of a sustainable, resilient, and adaptive future city. As a living example of smart urban development, Songdo provides an ideal setting for discussing the future of smart ventilation and IEQ technologies. Participants will not only engage in academic dialogue but also gain inspiration from the city itself—an active model of innovation and sustainability in action.

•  Website         Incheon Tour

 

 

Songdo Central Park

A waterfront park in Songdo with a 1.8 km canal, offering water activities, cycling, and scenic night views.

 5 min        - min

Songdo Hanok Village

Located among modern buildings, this area offers traditional Korean culture along with various restaurants and cafés.

 15 min        2 min

Tri-Bowl

A uniquely designed cultural complex shaped like three bowls, offering artistic spaces and scenic night views.

 20 min        3 min

G-Tower Observatory

A 33rd-floor observation deck in G-Tower offering panoramic views of Songdo and Incheondaegyo Bridge.

 25 min        5 min

Hyundai Premium Outlets

From luxury brands to factory outlets, offering diverse shopping along with trendy dining and restaurants.

 25 min        5 min

Songdo Canal Walk

A European-style canal-side mall offering shopping, leisure, and a relaxing atmosphere in Songdo.

 25 min        5 min

Solchan Park

A coastal park in Songdo, popular for seaside walks, sunsets, and relaxing cafés.

 50 min        8 min

Wolmi Theme Park

A seaside attraction with sunset views, rides, cruises, and musical fountains.

 - min        30 min

Chinatown

A must-visit spot to enjoy Chinese cuisine, where you can experience unique dishes.

 - min        30 min

Paradise City

A luxury resort in Incheon with shopping, dining, entertainment, and hotel facilities.

 - min        30 min

Eulwangni Beach

A popular beach near Incheon Airport, known for its sandy shore, sunsets, and seaside dining.

 - min        35 min

Paju DMZ Tour

A must-visit security tour to experience Korea’s divided history and get a direct look into North Korea. Tour booking is available on the website

 

 - min        80 min

 

 

 

 

Seoul

As the capital of the Republic of Korea, Seoul serves as the nation’s primary hub for politics, economy, and culture, where 600 years of history meet a modern skyline. The city offers a safe, highly efficient environment for international visitors, supported by an advanced public transportation system and smart city infrastructure. Participants can enjoy a diverse range of activities, from exploring UNESCO World Heritage sites and the latest cultural trends to experiencing the city’s vibrant 24-hour atmosphere and natural retreats, including the Han River and surrounding mountain trails.

Seoul is conveniently accessible from Songdo ConvensiA, allowing participants to explore the capital within a reasonable travel time. The journey typically takes approximately 60 to 90 minutes via the subway or buses. Whether you are looking for professional inspiration or a unique cultural experience, the dynamic energy of Seoul will provide an enriching and productive backdrop for all participants of AIVC 2026.

In addition to its vibrant urban attractions, Seoul has recently become well known among international visitors for its unique hiking culture. One of city's features is the easy access to mountains located close to the urban center, allowing visitors to enjoy both natural landscapes and panoramic city views within a short trip. Popular destinations such as Bukhan, Bugak, and Gwanak mountains offer excellent accessibility and scenic hiking trails, making them favorite spots for both locals and tourists. For more detailed information about hiking tourism in Seoul, please visit the SEOUL HIKING TOURISM CENTER. Participants can also explore additional recommended attractions in Seoul below.

 

•  Seoul Tourism Organization Website         Seoul Tour

•  Seoul Official Visitor Guide Website           Seoul Visitor Guide

•  Seoul Tourist Guidebook                            2026_guidebook_EN

•  Seoul Tourist Map                                      2026_touristmap_EN

 

 

 

Gyeongbokgung Palace

The largest and most iconic of the five grand palaces in Seoul, representing the height of traditional Korean architecture.
Changdeokgung Palace

A UNESCO World Heritage site famous for its beautiful architecture and the peaceful Secret Garden.
Bukchon Hanok Village

A charming historic neighborhood with hundreds of traditional Korean houses (Hanok)
Lotte World Tower

The tallest building in Korea, offering a breathtaking bird's-eye view of Seoul.
63 Building

An iconic golden skyscraper by the Han River, famous for its art gallery and aquarium.
Namsan Seoul Tower

A landmark hilltop tower providing panoramic city views and a romantic atmosphere.
Gangnam Station

A bustling hub of modern Seoul, famous for trendy shopping, nightlife, and tech culture.
Seongsu-dong

The "Brooklyn of Seoul," known for its hip cafes, industrial vibes, and pop-up stores.
Myeong-dong

Seoul’s most popular tourist hotspot, famous for its endless shopping and diverse street food.
Hongik Univ. Station

The heart of youth culture, famous for indie music, artsy street vibes, and vibrant nightlife.
Han River

A vast riverside park perfect for picnics, cycling, and enjoying the scenic city skyline.
Gwangjang Market

One of Korea’s oldest traditional markets, a must-visit for authentic Korean street food.
Lotte World Adventure

A major theme park featuring a massive indoor adventure park and an outdoor "Magic Island."
The War Memorial of Korea

A powerful museum dedicated to Korea’s military history and the hope for peace.
Dongdaemun Design Plaza

A futuristic landmark designed by Zaha Hadid, serving as the center of Seoul's design and fashion.
 

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