I spent a week in Seoul for meetings on behalf of FXExpress Publications, Inc., and one of the first places I got to enjoy was Inspire Entertainment Resort. One of Incheon’s latest additions, everything is so shiny and new with just six months under its belt.

A majestic lobby welcoming guests.

Each tower of the hotel has its own unique lobby theme welcoming guests; I had giant flower tortoises on my win.

As the name of the property suggests, there’s just about any type of entertainment you could imagine under one roof. For those who frequent Vegas, you may not be impressed; but as any seasoned traveler knows, South Korea takes it to the next level with technology and hospitality. Splash Bay (waterpark), a casino, shows, dining, shopping — you get the picture; it’s an entertainment resort.

Welcome to Splash Bay.

You’re going to find some of the best dining options in South Korea. There are eight restaurants, including the only Michael Jordan Steak House outside of the United States.

The only Michael Jordan Steak House outside of the US – VIP seats should MJ himself ever make his way out here.

Even if you’re not sitting at the VIP seats, you will still feel like a VIP no matter where you sit.

Should you feel like taking a stroll outside for dining, you don’t need to leave. Head to OASIS and find yourself in a quaint Hong Kong city setting. The water installation throughout the dining hall makes for a refreshing backdrop to your dining experience.

OASIS Gourmet Village where you’ll find everything from Chinese noodles to authentic Korean delectables.

The largest arena in all of Korea can accommodate a max of 15,000 visitors. They’re looking forward to hosting concerts but are currently hosting a stunning acrobatics company doing an Alice in Wonderland-themed show that looked beautiful!

One of the largest attractions of INSPIRE is its impressive live media shows at what they call Aurora, a 500-foot, floor-to-ceiling LED display. With partnerships with video artists, they plan to keep these themed throughout the year.

We also got to tour the MICE facilities. It’s absolutely stunning what the team can do. The largest ballroom can accommodate up to 3,000. I didn’t get the detailed rundown, but given the dining facilities, I’m sure what they can offer for corporate events is exceptional. We have a GT Tested review coming up in a few months, so look out for that to get insight on what awaits you.

A special thank you to Ms. Aida for showing us around!

— Maria Angeles, account executive