We’re not in Korea just yet at the start of this vlog—we’re in Seattle, because I found a Hawaiian Airlines Business Class seat for $1,200 (and the second seat was 75,000 points), which felt like such a win. This trip is extra special because my husband just got his green card, so this is his first time flying internationally and landing in Seoul. I also share a little pro tip from the airport: some airlines (like Alaska) have a baggage timing guarantee—if your luggage doesn’t come out in time, you can get compensation. On the flight, I walk you through what Business Class was like for us, what we ate (I chose the Korean meal—chicken bulgogi, seaweed soup, purple rice, banchan—and later jajangmyeon with rolled egg), and how we tried to rest after being up since 4:30 a.m. Once we land at Incheon, I show how we navigated as true first-timers: following signs, downloading Naver Map, taking the all-stop train, and buying/recharging a T-money card (cash only at the machine). We end the night cold, tired, and hungry—warming up with a late meal, a convenience store run, and my husband’s first banana milk—before kicking off this Korea vlog series.