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Introduction In the 21st century, the global tourism industry is undergoing a profound paradigm shift, moving beyond mere landscape observation toward an **Experience-oriented** model. Within this transformative trend, Jeju Donghwa Village(제주 송당 동화마을) , located in the eastern region of Jeju Island, has emerged as a prominent themed destination offering unique spatial configurations and aesthetic experiences. This article aims to provide a multi-faceted analysis of the modern interpretation, operational methods, and the impact this cultural space exerts on the regional tourism industry. Jeju Donghwa Village presents a new horizon for tourism as a modern themed space where Jeju's natural volcanic environment and human landscaping coexist. Rather than being a simple traditional village, it is an expansive botanical and cultural destination designed to provide immersion through nature and modern architecture. It is evaluated as a region-based regeneration project that considers tourist...

Introduction In examining the structural evolution of the tourism industry on Jeju Island, one must note a significant paradigm shift. The focus has transitioned from merely observing natural landscapes to consuming the "quality of experience" provided by specific architectural spaces. This shift is driven by the emergence of so-called Mega-cafes , large-scale architectural structures that function as regional landmarks.  Located in the western region of Jeju, Jeju Dang Bakery Cafe (제주당 베이커리 카페)  serves as a prime example of modern tourism infrastructure, synthesizing contemporary architectural styles with Jeju's unique climatic conditions. Beyond its primary function as a food and beverage outlet, this space provides profound visual and aesthetic satisfaction, designed around a massive botanical greenhouse concept. For global travelers, the building itself becomes a piece of "content." This infrastructure functions effectively for both local residents and touri...