*The book "I waited for the weekend to go here"
*Location selection criteria
*A newsletter for your precious weekend, Weekend Lang
*Reviews full of fan love from Weekend Lang subscribers
*How to view this book
*Travel Type Test
*Recommended travel destinations by weather

1.
I want to have a special experience
: Experience a unique hot place

Memories remembered through melody, 'Listening Space'
A must-try 'tea course'
A unique class that brings pride and a sense of accomplishment.
A unique movie theater you'll fall in love with once you visit.
A 'Dessert Course' that creates a special moment
A must-visit 'unique bar' for those who enjoy drinking.
A vegan restaurant where you can enjoy a healthy dining experience.
A jazz bar that's hard to escape once you hear it

TIP: Don't miss out on exhibition and festival information.

2.
I want to refresh
: Healing and Recharging Trip

Healing in the city, right when you need it
Arboretums and botanical gardens, offering a respite from the lush greenery of nature.
An independent bookstore where you can wander through diverse thoughts.
A Journey Within, 'Retreat, Wellness'
"Architectural landmarks in nature" that make my worries relatively small
A place to relax and unwind, 'Chonkangs'
'Bookstay': Focusing solely on books and myself
A healing accommodation where you can stay 'here and now'

TIP: A playlist for days when you need healing

3.
I don't want to miss this moment
: How to travel in season

A 'spring spot' filled with the splendor of sunshine and flowers
A Gift from Weather and Nature: Picnic Spots
'Summer Spot' to Beat the Midsummer Heat
Seasonal activities that are great to enjoy whenever you want
When you're sad that autumn is passing by, visit the "Maple Spot"
The festive atmosphere of December is evident at 'Christmas Spot'.
A 'Winter Spot' that evokes awe like a painting
A healthy meal made with seasonal ingredients: Farm-to-Table Restaurant
Seasonal desserts, filled with the fresh scent of each season

TIP: Tips for taking better travel photos and creating lasting memories

4.
I want to be with someone
: Go alone or together

Things to make time alone fun
Places that are even better when you go with friends or a lover
Travel destinations where you can spend meaningful time with your parents
Refresh outside the office, workation
A special and happy time with your dog
Places that foodies must visit
Yes Kids Zone is a great place to spend the weekend with your kids.
How to Impress Your Foreign Friends About Korea

TIP: How to Make Your Trip Your Own

5.
I want to make new discoveries
: Hidden Neighborhood Exploration

The area around Yeomchang Station in Seoul, with many regular customers
Geumho-dong in Seoul, a unique and up-and-coming neighborhood
Dong Incheon, a charming alleyway
Paju, a town of books and art
Icheon, which makes good use of local characteristics
Chuncheon, a great place for backpackers to travel
Yeongwol, a town where time flows slowly
Tongyeong, a city with as many attractions as the sea

TIP: Channels that make your travel more enjoyable
TIP: Weekend Langi Notion Template

*Index
-By region nationwide
-A great place to enjoy alone
-A happier place on your anniversary
-Pet-friendly places
-A place that gives an exotic feel

*Photo source

“I didn’t know there was a place like this in Korea!”
The Perfect Weekend Guide from Weekend Langi, the Leading Travel Newsletter

We'll solve your weekend worries for you.

Are you tired of your daily routine, eagerly anticipating the weekend from Monday morning? International travel seems out of the question, but you'd rather enjoy a leisurely stroll around town or a day or two of domestic travel? Do you yearn to explore a new and special place this time, but often find yourself lost in the sea of ​​information? Let's explore a variety of hip local destinations, as recommended by "Waiting for the Weekend to Go Here," Korea's leading travel newsletter, "Weekend Langi."


The trip is divided into before and after the newsletter "Weekend Langi."

'Weekend Langi' is a newsletter that sends you a curated list of travel destinations, restaurants, and things to do this weekend every Friday.
The reason Weekend Lang members Mongja, Ellie, and May started this newsletter was because they were going back and forth between home and work during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic and were bored with their daily lives. They thought, "What if someone just picked out fun weekend activities and shared them with us?"
While working my main job, I stayed up all night every week to create content and increase my subscriber base. Thanks to my dedication, I was able to grow significantly just by word of mouth within two years of starting, without any separate marketing.


Compared to newsletters of similar size, the average open rate is 3 times higher, the click-through rate is 10 times higher, and the survey results show that over 73% of people actually visited the website after reading the newsletter, making it very popular. People are giving it warm and affectionate praise, saying things like, “This is the only newsletter I always read!”, “My life is divided into before and after meeting Weekend Lang-i”, and “I thought I was a homebody, but it helped me discover my outsider side.”


A personalized travel guidebook tailored to your mood and taste.

"I waited for the weekend to go here" is a collection of not only content that has received enthusiastic responses from "Weekend Raengi" subscribers, but also carefully supplemented with new, diverse, and fun information, carefully selecting only "domestic hot places you'll regret not going to right now."
Unlike guidebooks that simply categorize and introduce travel destinations by region or season, we introduce travel destinations, restaurants, and things to do tailored to your mood and preferences.


- 1.
Want to have a special experience? Try a unique hot spot (listening space/unique movie theater/jazz bar, etc.)
- 2.
Want to refresh? Healing and recharge trips (book stays/village vacations/retreats & wellness, etc.)
- 3.
Don't Miss This Moment: Seasonal Travel Tips (Seasonal Spots/Activities/Picnics, etc.)
- 4.
Want to be with someone: Going alone or with someone (alone/family/pets, etc.)
- 5.
Want to make new discoveries? Explore hidden neighborhoods (unique attractions and trending spots around the country).

This book is a travel guidebook that can help you alleviate your worries about the weekend, but it is also a taste guidebook that helps you discover what you like and how much your world can expand.
Many of our newsletter subscribers have been saying things like, “I discovered a fun world I never knew existed,” “Thanks to this, my gray daily life has been filled with color,” and “Even if I don’t go to the recommended places, it’s still fun to read,” so we’ve taken advantage of those strengths to create this newsletter.


Various tips and suggestions to make your trip more special

"I waited for the weekend to go here" contains four travel type tests to find out your travel style, a checklist to choose the places you want to go or collect stamps, tips for taking good travel photos, a special way to record your travels, and a weekend notion template, helping you go beyond simply traveling and make your travels "your own meaningful memories."


It's also fun to discover various tips throughout the text, such as how to not miss out on exhibition and festival information, channels that make traveling more enjoyable, and playlists for days when you need healing.
The final index provides not only regional categorization but also categorization by places good for solo enjoyment, places that make anniversaries happier, places that allow pets, and places that give an exotic feel, allowing you to find information that best suits your needs.


And one more point! The final chapter, "Exploring Hidden Neighborhoods," was reimagined to reflect the contributions of "Weekend Raengi" subscribers as guest editors. The main text retains the friendly tone of the newsletter, giving the impression of a close friend providing sincere guidance.
This book is bound to resonate with you more than any other travel book! No more worries about your weekend! Why not start planning an exciting trip this coming weekend with "I've Been Waiting for the Weekend to Go Here"?