"Bayern Munich have a number of offices outside of Germany in order to strengthen their relationships with local fan clubs and their various international foreign fan bases. Now, in addition to New York, Shanghai, and Bangkok, Seoul is joining the list. The South Korean capital will play host to Bayern's newest home office. The premises are located in the German-Korean Chamber of Industry and Commerce, which can be found in the historic neighborhood of Jongno."
"The actual office is right next to Gyeongbokgung Palace, and is about a twenty minute bus ride from Seoul Station. Bayern's ties with Korea have been growing over the past few years. With the signing of Kim Min-jae in 2023, the club has amassed a huge fan base to go with the preexisting fans in the country. Bayern then took things to the next level last summer, when they visited Korea for the first ever time in their pre-season tour."
Bayern Munich has opened a new Seoul home office to strengthen ties with local fan clubs and international supporters. The office is located in the German-Korean Chamber of Industry and Commerce in Jongno, adjacent to Gyeongbokgung Palace and about twenty minutes by bus from Seoul Station. The club's connections with South Korea have expanded since signing Kim Min-jae in 2023, and a pre-season tour last summer increased the local following and delivered the Coupang Play Series title. Visitor access to the Seoul office is currently unclear.
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