[talk] I thought it was fortunate that this kind of response was being made ahead of BTS's world tour.

I was worried that the issue of exorbitant accommodation fees would come up again ahead of the BTS world tour.

I think it's a really necessary measure to enable immediate reporting through the QR reporting system.
There must be a lot of fans coming from overseas, and I especially like the fact that they can report right away regardless of language.

I think that if you're going to see a show, you shouldn't let your mood be ruined because of your accommodations.
For ARMYs, concerts are a journey and memories, so it's really disappointing to use that.

The fact that Busan City is also conducting on-site inspections made a definite difference.
It felt like they weren't just talking about managing things, but actually taking action.

I think the BTS world tour is a huge opportunity for Busan as well.
Since this is a place where the city's image is also evaluated, this kind of response seemed even more important.

I hope that we don't end up in a situation where fans have to worry about sharing information with each other for no reason.
I hope that the performance is exciting as a performance and that the trip is enjoyable as a trip.

I hope this tour leaves only good memories of Busan.
I hope that we can continue to maintain an environment where ARMYs can walk around with a smile.