International Guests
How to Create a Local-Language Taxi Address Card for Guests
Direct answer
A taxi address card is one mobile screen with the official Korean address, building or property name, a large nearby landmark, and a matching map destination that a driver can read immediately. Reveal the exact property address only under the booked-guest policy, and leave the guest name, private phone number, unit code, and door code off the card.
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- Lead with a large official Korean address, with English and a map as companions.
- Show only the building, landmark, and drop-off details the driver needs.
- Remove the guest's identity, private phone numbers, unit code, and door code.
What belongs on a taxi address card?
Keep the screen focused on the destination a driver needs. Move the long check-in flow and facility guidance to the main guide.
- Official Korean road-name address and postal code
- Official local building or property name
- A large nearby landmark where it is genuinely helpful
- A vehicle-accessible drop-off point
- An English companion and map-open action for the guest
How should the card be displayed?
Use Korean text large enough to read without zooming, and provide copy and full-screen actions. A guest can open the protected card before the ride or retain a public-safe offline capture if the product supports that flow and the address disclosure policy allows it.
How should exact-address privacy be preserved?
Use placeholders in Host Resources and reveal the real card only after booking and exact-location release checks. A unit number, entry code, guest name, and personal phone number are not required for a driver to reach the drop-off point.
What should be tested on site?
Search the Korean address in the actual map and taxi flows, confirm the building, and walk from the drop-off point when the street is narrow. Update the address card and directions together after a map correction, construction, or building-name change.
How to apply this in stayV Host
Use the booked-guest Arrival surface for the Korean address and map or taxi handoff, and verify that the configured exact-location level is enforced.
Do not mix a driver-facing address with a live door code or another protected value the driver does not need.
Frequently asked questions
Is an English address enough for a taxi card in Korea?
Make the official Korean road-name address the largest line and use English as a companion for the guest. Confirm that the map destination points to the same building.
Does the card need the host's phone number?
Not necessarily. If a protected contact path is available and actually monitored, provide it separately to the booked guest. Do not place a private number in a public example.
What if a taxi cannot stop in front of the property?
Name the real vehicle-accessible drop-off point and add the final walking direction. Verify local stopping and building access instead of guessing.