[The Public=Reporter Kim Mi-hee] Home&Shopping will broadcast Hanjin Travel’s nine-day Georgia and Armenia tour on the 18th at 6:40 p.m. The package is a single flat rate of 2,990,000 KRW (approximately $2,243), the same price for adults and children, and includes round-trip Korean Air airfare and fuel surcharges.
Because the tour uses a charter flight, travelers won’t face extra charges even if fuel surcharges increase.
The itinerary starts in Tbilisi, Georgia’s capital, and finishes in Yerevan, Armenia’s capital, creating an efficient route that naturally links the two countries. Travelers departing from Busan can add a domestic connector flight for an additional fee.
The package follows a strict 'NO-shopping' policy—no mandatory shopping stops—and includes a 'NO currency-difference' guarantee so guests won’t be hit with extra fees from exchange-rate changes. Hanjin Travel runs the tour exclusively without joining other agencies, providing a steadier, more reliable experience. Local transfers will be on 45-seat coaches.
In Georgia, the tour covers highlights like Mtskheta, Kazbegi, and Signagi; in Armenia, it visits Yerevan, Lake Sevan, and the Temple of Garni. The culinary program is emphasized, with seven traditional dishes served throughout the trip, including khinkali and khachapuri.
All accommodations are at 4-star hotels, with two consecutive nights in both Tbilisi and Yerevan. Daily breakfast is included, and the itinerary also features one Korean-style meal for traveler convenience.
The tour offers a \"double care\" setup with both a tour leader and local guides, and each guest receives a personal wireless receiver. Travelers can also earn roughly 6,000 miles with Korean Air’s SKYPASS.
Viewers who book during the broadcast can enter a raffle for prizes such as Korean Air business-class upgrades and gift certificates. Departures run five times on Wednesdays from May 20 through June 17, 2026.
