Eric Trump, Vice President of the Trump Organization and son of US President Donald Trump, made a two-day visit to Hanam City in Gyeonggi Province, South Korea, where he toured important sites for key city projects. On the 11th, he visited the area designated for the 'K-Culture Complex' hotel project, a significant focus for the city, following a visit to the Wirye Seongnam Golf Course the previous day. Hanam City Mayor Lee Hae-joon welcomed him at the Union Tower observatory, where he provided a detailed explanation of the project's vision, location advantages, and potential as a global tourism hub at a height of 105 meters overlooking the Han River.

The K-Culture Complex is envisioned as a new global landmark in Asia, combining culture, entertainment, and MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions) facilities, transcending traditional cultural venues. During his visit, Eric Trump expressed significant interest by asking specific questions regarding Hanam's geographical advantages and the unique business concepts being planned. This level of engagement from the Trump Group indicates a serious intent, seen as a positive sign for attracting global investments to Hanam City.

Following his tour of the K-Culture Complex site, Eric Trump continued to the nearby Misa Han River promenade, where he noted the appealing riverside environment, existing infrastructure like Starfield Hanam, and the Misa Regatta Park. The city aims to use this visit to explore various collaboration methods with global investors and operators, including direct investment, joint ventures, and operating contracts, keeping all possibilities open for further discussions on development plans.