Join the Diocese of Phoenix on a pilgrimage to World Youth Day 2027 in Korea. Experience the spiritual heart of Korean Catholicism, visit historic sites, and participate in World Youth Day celebrations. This journey offers opportunities for reflection, cultural immersion, and connection with young Catholics from around the world.
This pilgrimage is specifically for young adults ages 18–39, and participants must be within this age range at the time of the pilgrimage.
Please Note: This itinerary is subject to change based on World Youth Day event schedules, official announcements, and other updates from the organizers.
Registration Deadline: October 7, 2026
Price: Final price will be confirmed when registration closes.
Double Occupancy (Land-Only):
Based on 25 participants: $2,900 per person
Single Supplement:
$750 additional cost per person
Note that not reaching the minimum will result in a price increase.
Group flight options and pricing will become available mid-September.
Office Number: (214) 307-2144
Hours of Operation: Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (CT)
Email: info@vocatiotravel.com
Flight information to be added in mid-September.
Pilgrims gather in the host city for World Youth Day.
Depending on time of arrival.
Experience the Royal Guard Changing Ceremony.
Enjoy lunch at Gwangjang Market, featuring a wide variety of traditional Korean dishes, with a guided tour of the market included.
The spiritual heart of Korean Catholicism, rich in history and martyrdom, centrally located and essential for understanding the faith journey of the Church in Korea.
About 1 hour 30 minutes by bus.
A serene and visually striking site that fosters reflection and dialogue, ideal for youth groups. Visitors should be prepared to approach it with respect and cultural sensitivity.
A powerful and meaningful place for youth groups, offering strong catechetical value on division and reconciliation, with open spaces for prayer.
A significant site in Korean Catholic history, where many believers were martyred during the persecution of Catholics in the late 19th century.
About 1 hour by bus.
A key historical site related to the Korean War and ongoing division of the peninsula, allowing visitors to understand the geopolitical context and view North Korea from the Dora Observatory.
Bishop Bui will most likely joining!
Mirinae Holy Site in Anseong is the final resting place of Saint Andreas Kim Daegeon, Korea’s first Catholic saint. The name ‘Mirinae,’ meaning ‘Milky Way’ in Korean, adds a celestial significance to the site. Saint Andreas Kim Daegeon, who was martyred at the age of 26, was buried here 40 days after his execution.
Provided by the WYD organization.
Provided by the WYD organization.
Flight information to be added in mid-September.
Stay in 4-star hotels
Breakfast, lunch, and dinner provided each day.
Private bus for all days with parking and tolls.
1 Korean tour manager for the whole trip.
Group flight options and pricing will become available in mid-September.
In Korea, tipping is not mandatory and is not included in our quotation. However, if your group is satisfied with the service, we usually recommend the following as a guideline: Tour guide (approximately $20–50 per day) and driver (approximately $15–30 per day). These amounts are entirely at the group’s discretion.
Options provided by Vocatio Travel during booking.
$8 per person to be paid upon arrival into Seoul
Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months after the return date. You are responsible for ensuring that you have all your necessary travel documents (such as visas) in order before you travel.
Packages and options available when you book your trip.
Trip cancellation insurance: https://my.travelinsure.com/nbtravelgroup/?p=50071
About a month before departure, we will share packing information, final trip details, and additional helpful resources.
Wondering what’s next now that you’ve booked? Click this link to view our communication timeline, which includes updates on group flights, hotels, “Know Before You Go” details, and a virtual information session.