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The TABARA DRT is a demand-response type tourist transportation that operates on the call of tourists, unlike regular public transport buses that visit stops and travel on designated routes like conventional buses. With the TABARA DRT, move to tourist destinations in a new, comfortable, and smart way. TABARA DRT is operated based on 17 stops in Gusung Village / Haedong Yonggungsa / National Institute of Fisheries Science / Anantikov / Orangdae / Yeonhwari / Daeshin Port / Waveiz Apartment / Gijang Station / Osiria Station / Lotte World / Lotte Outlet / Dong Busan Tourism Complex / Skyline Rouge Busan / National Busan Science Museum / IKEA. There are a total of five DRT buses operating from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. (calling until 21:30) You can board with a transportation card, and the boarding fee is 1,550 won for adults / 800 won for teenagers / free for children (using a children's card), which is the same as the general public transportation fee, and you can also transfer. The TABARA DRT is a route generated as a result of data-driven analysis simulations and provides an optimal route. Service centers and control monitoring systems are operated for smooth passenger service and real-time monitoring response. If you have any questions such as vehicle service and loss reporting, please call Customer Center 1533-6343.

A Message from the Founder Hello, and welcome to KOMPASS! My name is Pilki Min, a Korean born in 1975. After many years in the travel industry, meeting people from different countries and learning about their cultures, I began to wonder: “How can we make traveling in Korea easier, safer, and more enjoyable?” That question led me to create KOMPASS. KOMPASS helps you discover Korea, from famous attractions to local places where you can experience the everyday lives and culture of Korean people. You can explore places, plan your own itinerary, and find directions—all in one app. With a membership, you can also access trusted vehicle services and enjoy discounts or complimentary benefits from participating partners. My hope is simple: less time worrying about travel plans, and more time enjoying Korea. We’ll keep discovering good places and updating useful information to make your journey a little easier and more memorable. I hope KOMPASS helps you discover not just Korea’s famous sights, but also the little things that make Korea special. Your Korea, Our Compass. Thank you, and enjoy your journey! Pilki Min Founder of KOMPASS