Day 2, Seoul - Yongpyong

There were also a few hours of sleep, so that after a rich breakfast and the next movie we arrived more or less recovered in Seoul.

After filling out the first formalities, we went to validate the accreditation. The RFID card was quickly attached and the laminating machine was already somewhat warmed up, so this step was done quickly. The passport control with photo and fingerprint scan also went smoothly. The suitcases had all arrived as well. Lukas had a lock on his suitcase. He had to go to the security personnel, but he could keep his oversized pocket knife. The customs form was also filled out, so we were able to go to the exit with our ski luggage. If Peter hadn't already been at the exit, but without ski luggage. He was not allowed to go back either. Hannes quickly recognized the situation and took his ski bag with him. Everything worked out well again. You can also say that about the reception. A stylish Swedish woman from OBS welcomed the whole group at the airport and accompanied us to the luxury car. In the true sense of the word, it was equipped with seats that allowed for perfect sleep at the dining table. Almost everyone took advantage of this, as the journey was only interesting at the beginning with an impressive bridge and several high-rise buildings.

After about 2.5 hours, we arrived at our destination, Villa Condo in Yongpyong. With detours, we finally found our own apartment. They are very spacious. Everyone has their own room, bathroom, and lounge area, including a kitchen. That's the way to live.

After a little exploration, we reunited with the St. Moritz crew. During the dinner together, we heard about their wild ride with the trucks from the port, the South Koreans who didn't quite build the platforms to withstand wind and weather, and their first culinary experiences. Tomorrow, in probably freezing temperatures, we will get to know the downhill course for the first time.