BTS Busan Concert Accommodation Price Gouging: City Launches QR Reporting System
Busan launches a QR report system to stop BTS Busan concert accommodation price gouging. Officials aim to protect fans from unfair hikes as of Jan 17, 2026.
BTS is coming to town, but so are the nightmare prices. As BTS fans prepare for the upcoming Busan concert, many are facing a harsh reality: local accommodation fees have skyrocketed. In response, the Busan city government isn't just watching—it's fighting back with technology.
BTS Busan concert accommodation price gouging triggers government action
According to Koreaboo, the city of Busan announced on January 17, 2026, the full-scale launch of a 'Price Gouging QR Report System.' This initiative allows tourists to directly report unfair hikes in lodging fees by scanning a QR code. The system aims to protect ARMY members and other visitors from exploitative business practices that often plague major events.
Protecting the K-pop fan experience
The city's tough stance comes after numerous reports of hotels canceling existing bookings only to re-list them at 3 to 5 times the original price. Busan officials stated they'll conduct on-site inspections and won't hesitate to impose administrative penalties on businesses that tarnish the city's reputation during this high-profile event.
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