Visang Education participated in 'LTE (Learning & Teaching Expo) 2026,' Asia's leading AI education technology exhibition,
held in Hong Kong from June 25th to 27th.
The expo featured approximately 600 booths and 270 program sessions,
and drew significantly more registered attendees than the previous year,
reflecting strong interest in the event.
Education companies from around the world — including mainland China, Singapore, Korea, and the UK — participated,
showcasing a wide range of AI-based education technologies. Among them, Visang Education introduced its AI-based SaaS education platform, AllviA.
Local Media Coverage
< Excerpt from HK01, a Leading Hong Kong Media Outlet >
HK01, a major Hong Kong media outlet, covered the expo and introduced Korea's Visang Education
and its AI-based SaaS education platform, 'AllviA.'
The report noted that AllviA allows students to participate remotely in Korean language classes without geographic constraints,
while providing high-quality educational videos, practice exercises, and other learning materials alongside course content.
On-Site Atmosphere and Presentation
On June 25th, the first day of the expo, Joong-il Roh, CEO of Visang Education Global Company,
delivered a roughly 20-minute presentation on the Startups Circle stage titled
"AI-Powered EdTech Platform: K-EdTech Collaborative Ecosystem & Global Expansion Strategy."
A large audience of global education stakeholders gathered to hear the talk,
showing strong interest in AI-based learning solutions and the scalability of K-EdTech.
Following the presentation, in-depth consultations continued at the Visang Education booth
with representatives from schools and educational institutions.
In particular, many principals and teachers visited the booth to discuss the practical potential of adopting AllviA in detail.
Key Outcomes and Future Plans
The expo revealed strong interest in Korean language, English, and math content, in that order,
and made clear that demand for AI-based learning and digital content is rapidly increasing among local schools and educational institutions.
Building on this positive response, in September 2026, principals from around 10 local Hong Kong schools,
along with approximately 30 teachers and students, are scheduled to visit Visang Education's headquarters.
Visang Education also plans to pursue follow-up meetings and PoC (pilot) proposals with institutions
that expressed interest at the expo, further refining its global business strategy
for entering the Hong Kong education market.
Visang Education will continue to showcase the excellence of AllviA through participation in global education expos
and to expand collaboration with educational institutions abroad.