The latest Jeju Weekly is out now. All the stories are available online.

Note: This was published before the Sewol disaster.

[4.3 Memorial] Unity stressed at first 4.3 national memorial day

Park Geun-hye disappointed mourners with her no-show but Jeju looks ahead to a brighter future >>> http://goo.gl/SkR7W7

[BPW] Setting the equality agenda with BPW Korea

BPW President Freda Miriklis and Princess Fay Ary toured Jeju to promote the 28th BPW International Congress 2014 >>>http://goo.gl/UCh6mz

[Advertorial] Hallim Park: Something for everyone

From tulips to bonsai, pythons to cockatoos, lava caves to Jeju traditional homes, the park has an attraction for all >>>http://goo.gl/aW7cXH

[Haenyeo] Preserving Jeju haenyeo in an age of modernity

>>>http://goo.gl/sl4GNk

[Tourism/religion] Tourism and Islam: ‘Relations between humans,’ says Jeju shaik

Sharia expert Kim Daeyong is repaying the generosity he received from the ‘ummah’ through his Islamic center in Shin Jeju >>> http://goo.gl/FZqJNV

[Museums] Hello Kitty Island has its charms

Museum dedicated to Japanese character opened in Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo City last year >>>http://goo.gl/fyiWVL

[Review] Jeju City Tour Bus: Ups and downs

The city’s official tour bus takes in some of the top tourist attractions but needs improvement >>>http://goo.gl/RKVqpj

[Jeju Travel] Jeju City on a tight schedule

If you have a day or a few hours to see the city, this guide can help you make the right choices >>> http://goo.gl/O53u9j

[Sport] Dave Cunning’s latest coverage of Jeju United

>>>http://goo.gl/qHf9Yw

[Cover shot] Jeju’s stone agricultural walls >>>http://goo.gl/YorPUw