Locuitorii dintr-o zonă turistică din Coreea de Sud au angajat agenți privați pentru a-i face pe turiști să păstreze liniștea

Residents of Bukchon Hanok Village in Seoul have hired private agents to maintain peace by asking noisy tourists to be quiet. Known as the 'Guardians of Bukchon', these agents patrol the area in uniforms and remind visitors that they are in a residential neighborhood. This initiative follows growing complaints from locals about the disturbances caused by tourists. In addition to hiring these agents, the neighborhood has implemented measures such as a ban on tour buses and designated 'red zones' where tourists are not allowed. Experts believe this model could be replicated in other tourist areas worldwide.