A new business competition hosted by Seon Holdings. The two teams that reached the finals prepare new travel services based on their respective field experiences. The air team aims to change the experience before and after the flight, while the cruise team seeks to transform the time from embarkation to the port of call.

Good ideas alone aren't enough to win. They must be operable within actual work schedules and budgets, and they must answer the judges' questions based on the results of pilot operations.

The Two Finalist Teams

• Seon Air Team: Moon Jian, Kim Juhwan, Seo Nakyung. They review flight schedules, passenger responses, and service delivery procedures.
• Seon Cruise Team: Yoon Sihwan, Gong Isol, Kim Hyungjun. They design travel experiences based on meals, performances, and embarkation/port-of-call reservations.

Preparing for the Finals

At headquarters, they revise proposals and practice presentations. In the field, they verify actual movement routes at the airport, Busan Port, and on ships. Since everyone has their main job, research and demonstrations must also go through work approvals and access procedures.

They encounter the competing team at joint briefings and interim checks. They might discover weaknesses by listening to the other's presentation or learn perspectives their own team lacked. Undisclosed drafts and internal data are managed separately by each team.

Headquarters Management

Jung Woojin oversees the competition, while Seol Jino, Noh Yudam, and Tak Kyuheon handle operations and joint verification. The final winner is decided by a separate judging committee. The winning team receives prize money, a pilot project budget, and HR evaluation points, though immediate promotion is not guaranteed.

Though they are competitors in the meeting room, they see different sides of each other in break areas and late-night meal spots. Someone's counterargument might remain as help, and a small consideration could become the reason for the next meeting.