We will create an eco-friendly integrated resort
that creates a happy leisure culture.
With 10 years left before the “Special Act” expires, domestic and foreign changes
in the management environment have not necessarily always been favorable to
Kangwon Land. In a situation where other areas insist on permitting the admission
of locals into new casinos, Kangwon Land being propelled forward, Kangwon Land will
need to grow its innate competitiveness to become ‘South Korea’s Eco-friendly intergrated
resort’ in the future. To achieve this, we are pursuing not only external development
but also sustainability at the same time as new growth engines that can contribute
to the local community. The ‘Mining Culture
Sightseeing Village’, which utilized the resources and history of the abandoned mining
areas, and the ‘Water Park’ that can be enjoyed in all seasons are under counstruction;
such is expected to contribute to our financial soundness as an eco-friendly resort
complex. Apart from this, by cooperating with the local community and local
government, the ‘City Restoration Project’ through urban regeneration is
being propelled, and we will contribute to the development of abandoned mining
areas via locally customized businesses depending on the characteristics of each
abandoned area.
Environmental management is a crucial element when it comes to companies
pursuing sustainability management. Kangwon Land, an area surrounded by the
remarkable beauty of nature, will strive to preserve the natural environment of
Gangwon Province while responding to climate change.
For this reason environmental management, such as expanding and
operating new renewable resources of energy for the reduction of greenhouse gasses,
is actively being pursued. From now on, Kangwon Land will consistently pursue
eco-friendly management, aim for the coexistence of the natural environment
of Gangwon Province and the resort, and endeavor to be a public-interest entity
that helps address environmental problems at the global level.