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9 10 11 8 8. Press Grille, a Western-style facility run on the same basis as a quality restaurant. 9. Electronic game arcade in the Press Village. 10. Working press room in the Sub-Press and Broadcasting Center (SPBC) of the Press Village. 11. Snack bar in the Press Center.
586 20. Press Village Shopping Center The 430-square-meter shopping center, the most spacious of all the commercial facilities, was operated by the Lotte Department Store for 34 days from 9 a.m.-9 p.m. The SLOOC offered the space, authorized the prices of goods and managed the operation of the center, while the Lotte Department Store handled the manpower, materials, installations and finance. The department store's main sales were the Seoul Olympic official products; there was also a duty-free section. Forty-one personnel worked at the department store while an aggregate number of 10,949 people visited. Open Bar The 200-seat 817-square-meter bar was operated at the accreditation center by the Oriental Brewery Co., Ltd. serving as a cozy resting place for journalists in the course of processing for admission into the village or exit from it. The open hours were from 11:30 a.m.-11 p.m. It was operated for 34 days. Liquor was not transacted at the Olympic Village, but at the Press Village a variety of high-quality alcoholic beverages were sold. A largesized color TV set and a VTR were installed. The bar had 400 to 500 customers a day. Beer Pub The beer pub was also operated by the Oriental Brewery Co., Ltd. under contracts between the company and the SLOOC. The 196-seat, 430-squaremeter pub served beer and provided musical entertainment with a live band. The pub was officially open from 11 a.m.-11 p.m. but the hours were often extended to 2 a.m. at the request of journalists. Forty-three personnel worked in the pub which served 400 to 500 customers daily. Repair Shops The repair shops mended the shoes, clothes, and bags of journalists. They were operated by the Kolon International Corp. and the Kukje Corporation. The Kolon's 76-square-meter repair shop handled clothes and Kukje's 99-square-meter shop mended shoes and other articles, all free of charge. The shops were operated for 34 days from 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Fourteen personnel worked at the Kolon's shop and 11 at the Kukje shop. Billiard, Table Tennis Room The Kukje Corporation operated a 264square-meter billiard and table tennis room for free during 34 days from 9 a.m.-9 p.m. every day. There were four billiard and table tennis tables in the room. All necessary goods were rented free of charge. Electronic Amusement Room The 79-square-meter amusement room was operated by the Kukje Corporation for 34 days to entertain journalists staying at the Press Village. The room was open from 9 a.m.-9 p.m. every day. It had 20 electronic game machines. Express Delivery Office The office handled consignments and dispatches of equipment for news coverage. The office was operated by the U.S. Federal Express which was well experienced in handling such articles. The 76-square-meter office was operated in the conveniences center for 35 days from September 1. The opening hours were originally set at 10 hours on weekdays and 6 hours on Saturdays, but were extended to 12 hours during the Games period. Snack Corner Wendy's Korea operated the snack corner in the 165-square-meter space in the accreditation center. It served as a resting place for journalists, offering snacks and beverages at low prices. It was operated for 34 days from 8 a.m.- 10 p.m. every day mainly on a selfservice system. Table service was provided when it was deemed necessary. Information Center Four information centers were operated to provide the journalists from around the world with various information about Korea. On the first floor of the Press Hall was a general information center, a transport information center, a tourism information center and a Games information center, occupying the total space of 99 square meters. The tourism information center was run by officials of the Korea National Tourism Corp. and the transport information center was staffed by people from the SLOOC and Korean Air. The centers were operated for 34 days from 10 a.m.-10 p.m. daily. Fortynine people worked at the centers, offering information to 2,397 visitors. 20.8 Review and Evaluation The Press Village offered temporary homes to 5,186 journalists in its 5,600odd rooms. The lodging and boarding service and facilities earned acclaim throughout the 34-day operation. The division of the lodging facilities into 38 districts enabled efficient management by respective management offices. The offices handled all matters independently from the operation of the front desks, room service, lodging facilities maintenance, information distribution, materials placement, cleaning, laundry, and the village check-in and check-out. The adjacency of the office for checkin and check-out processing to the accreditation office helped the journalists save both time and energy in undergoing the formalities. The placement of the open bar, the snack corner and the bank on the same floor turned out to be convenient for the journalists. The journalists' lodging fees only included breakfasts as it was likely most would be out for lunch and dinner while covering the Games. The restaurants drew the keen custom of the journalists by offering numerous kinds of food on 228 menus. The 23 amenities and entertainment facilities were visited by an aggregate number of 174,000 people. It was earlier questioned if the unprecedented beer pub would be successful; the result was a jampacked crowd every day. The 3,000-odd operation personnel spared no efforts in serving the journalists many of whom remarked upon the service and kindness shown to them.
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