Japanese travel agency sues Infinite agency for 280 million won

  • Yun Seong Yeol |2013.06.19 07:00
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Infinite’s agency is being sued by a travel agency for canceling a concert. Modu Tour Japan, an inbound travel agency that brings Japanese travelers to Korea, has filed a 280-million_won lawsuit against Woollim Entertainment and Excellent Entertainment, the concert organizer.


The concert, New Wave K-pop, was supposed to be held in Whajung Indoor Arena at Korea University in December 2011. Koreas leading idol stars, including Infinite, MBLAQ, and others, were scheduled to perform.


The travel agency claims that they made a contract with the concert organizer, invested in the event, gathered Japanese travelers to come to it, and made reservations for accommodations, but the organizing body suddenly canceled the event a day before it was to take place.


In February 2012, the organizers justified their decision to cancel on the grounds that they had no choice because a large crowd had gathered at an Infinite solo concert instead. They filed a 50-million-won lawsuit against Infinite’s agency, but lost in court.


An official of Infinite’s agency says, We dont understand why they filed a suit against us. We had no direct contract with them. We will know more in detail after receiving the petition.








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