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Salty Tour
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Also known asThrifter's Guide to Luxurious Travels
Thrifters on Tour (Season 1)
New Thrifter's Guide to Luxurious Travels
Thrifters on Tour 2 (Season 2)
Genre
StarringSee below
Country of originSouth Korea
Original languageKorean
No. of seasons2
No. of episodes121 + 1 special[a]
Production
Production locationSouth Korea
Running time80 minutes
Original release
NetworktvN
ReleaseJanuary 25, 2017 (2017-01-25) –
August 4, 2020 (2020-08-04)

Salty Tour (Korean: 짠내투어) is a South Korean television program that airs on tvN.

Season 1 aired on every Saturday at 22:30 (KST) beginning November 25, 2017 to June 1, 2019.

Season 2, named More Salty Tour (Korean: 더 짠내투어), began on June 17, 2019 and broadcast timing changed to Mondays at 23:00 (KST).[1][2]

The show had a hiatus after the episode on March 16, 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, which made travelling and filming for the show difficult.[3] On June 1, it was confirmed that filming for the show had resumed.[4] The program continued from June 30 and broadcast timing changed to Tuesdays at 19:40 (KST).[5] The last episode was aired on August 4.

Program

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Season 1

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For every destination, 2 or 3 of the cast members (or invited guest(s)) are assigned as 1-day tour guides and are given the same budget per person. There are also scenarios where cast members and/or guests work together as the day's tour guides. With a fixed budget, the tour guide(s) for each day have to attempt to provide a best vacation experience. The judging of the 1-day tours will be done by the remaining cast members and invited guests, based on the food, places of interest, accommodation and a temporary criteria (which changes for every destination) for each day. The winning tour guide can get to enjoy a Small Luxury that each of the tour guide wants to enjoy after being the winning tour guide of the destination.

Season 2 (More Salty Tour)

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This season sticks to the same format and rules of Season 1, which emphasised on 1-day tours under tight budgets. However, a new rule is added in this season. For every destination, whoever are assigned as 1-day tour guides can each choose a luxury spot (defined as one that is not the least expensive, but gives more satisfaction), either for food, place of interest or accommodation. The cast members and invited guest(s) have to complete a mission from the production team to get to go for the luxury spot, if not they will have to go for the cheapest alternative of it, arranged by the production team. The winning tour guide(s) for every destination will get a golden badge.

A new format was introduced starting from the 9th tour. 2 (or 2 teams of) tour guides will battle against each other, and the remaining cast members and invited guest(s) will each choose to follow 1, hence 2 different tours in the same destination are held on the same day. In the middle of the day, all are gathered for an evaluation, where the remaining cast members and guest(s) can either continue to follow the same tour guide each of them chose at first or change to be guided under the other tour guide if he/she is not satisfied with the previous part of the tour.

Domestic Version

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The sub-title beginning episode 116 is Wise Online Travel (슬기로운랜선여행). The domestic version sticks to the original concept of the season.

Cast

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Changes to the cast

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Yeo Hoe-hyun has stepped down from the show after the episode on December 30, 2017 due to his filming schedule. Since then, the show would invite guest(s) to go on tours together with the cast.

On April 3, 2018 it was announced that Kim Saeng-min has stepped down from the show following his recent apology for a past sexual harassment incident. There is no episode on April 7, in order for the production crew to re-edit the remaining of the Taiwan tour, which was already recorded before the news broke out.[6]

On May 23, 2018 it was confirmed that Moon Se-yoon and Heo Kyung-hwan would join the show's permanent cast, with the former joining from the episode on May 26 and the latter to join from the episode on June 16.[7]

On February 26, 2019 it was confirmed by tvN that Park Na-rae would be leaving the show after the Hong Kong-Macau tour episodes, with the possibility of having a new fixed cast member to replace her.[8]

On March 12, 2019, it was confirmed by tvN that Jung Joon-young would step down from the show due to his involvement in the Burning Sun scandal. He would be edited out for the episodes that he has already recorded.[9]

On May 8, 2019 tvN confirmed that the show would go into Season 2, with only Park Myung-soo from Season 1 to remain and Han Hye-jin, Lee Yong-jin and Kyuhyun (Super Junior) to join in as the fixed cast of the show.[10]

On February 17, 2020 tvN confirmed that Kim Jun-ho would join the show's permanent cast, starting from the episode on the same day.[11]

On June 10, 2020, tvN confirmed that Han Hye-jin has stepped down from the show, and So Yi-hyun would join the show's permanent cast.[12] It is also assumed that Lee Yong-jin has stepped down from the show.

Episodes (Season 1)

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2017

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List of episodes (episode 1–6)
Ep. Broadcast Date Tour # Destination Guest(s) Winning Tour Guide(s) Small Luxury Note(s)
1
2
3 		November 25
December 2
December 9 		1 Japan (Osaka) No guests Jung Joon-young One night stay at a Ryokan
(Jung Joon-young chose Kim Saeng-min to accompany him) 		—
4
5
6 		December 16
December 23
December 30 		2 Thailand (Bangkok, Hua Hin) Kim Saeng-min Top class massage and spa
(Kim Saeng-min chose Park Na-rae to accompany him)
  • Yeo Hoe-hyun's final tour before leaving the show

2018

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List of episodes (episode 7–56)
Ep. Broadcast Date Tour # Destination Guest(s) Winning Tour Guide(s) Small Luxury Note(s)
7 January 6 3 Hong Kong Heo Kyung-hwan
Kyungri (Nine Muses) 		Park Na-rae Speakeasy Bar
(Park Na-rae chose Heo Kyung-hwan to accompany her) 		—
8 January 13
9 January 20
10 January 27
11 February 3 4 Japan (Fukuoka, Kitakyushu, Shimonoseki) Microdot Jung Joon-young Huis Ten Bosch
(Jung Joon-young chose Kim Saeng-min to accompany him)
  • No broadcast on February 17 due to Lunar New Year
12 February 10
13 February 24
14 March 3 5 Singapore Heo Kyung-hwan
One
Kim Ji-min[b] 		Park Na-rae[c] 1-Altitude (Rooftop bar at One Raffles Place)
(Kim Ji-min chose Park Myung-soo and Heo Kyung-hwan to accompany her)
  • Park Myung-soo is absent for episode 14
  • Park Na-rae is absent for episode 17
15 March 10
16 March 17 Malaysia (Johor Bahru)
17 March 24 Singapore
18 March 31 6 Taiwan (Taipei) Hani (EXID) Kim Saeng-min National Palace Museum
(Kim Saeng-min chose Hani to accompany him)
  • No broadcast on April 7
  • Kim Saeng-min has been edited out for the rest of the tour starting from episode 19 and has left the show
19 April 14
20 April 21
21 April 28 7 Russia (Vladivostok) Microdot
JooE (Momoland) 		Jung Joon-young Custom cocktail bar
(Jung Joon-young chose Microdot to accompany him) 		N(A)
22 May 5
23 May 12
24 May 19
25 May 26 8 United States (Los Angeles) Sunny (Girls' Generation)
Chanyeol (EXO) 		Jung Joon-young The Beverly Hills Hotel
(Jung Joon-young chose Chanyeol to accompany him)
  • Moon Se-yoon joined the show as part of the permanent cast from episode 25
26 June 2
27 June 9
28 June 16 9 United States (San Francisco) Sunny (Girls' Generation)
Chanyeol (EXO)
Song Kang 		Park Myung-soo GoCar Tours + In Situ
(Park Myung-soo chose Sunny to accompany him)
  • Heo Kyung-hwan joined the show as part of the permanent cast from episode 28
  • Moon Se-yoon and Park Na-rae are absent for the whole tour
29 June 23
30 June 30
31 July 7 10 Vietnam (Hanoi, Ninh Bình) Yoo Min-sang [ko]
Jang Do-yeon
Parc Jae-jung[d] 		Park Na-rae Top of Hanoi
(Park Na-rae chose Jang Do-yeon to accompany her)
  • Close Friends Special
  • Heo Kyung-hwan is absent for the whole tour
  • Park Myung-soo is absent for episode 33
32 July 14
33 July 21
34 July 28
35 August 4
36 August 11 11 China (Xiamen) Jo Se-ho
Seungri (Big Bang)
Sejeong (Gugudan) 		Jung Joon-young Top class club in Xiamen
(Jung Joon-young chose Seungri to accompany him)
  • Moon Se-yoon is absent for the whole tour
  • Seungri is the first guest to be a 1-day tour guide
37 August 18
38 August 25
39 September 1
40 September 8
41 September 15 12 Japan (Sapporo, Otaru) Lee Soo-kyung Heo Kyung-hwan
+
Moon Se-yoon 		One night stay at a Ryokan
  • Heo Kyung-hwan and Moon Se-yoon worked together as the tour guides for Day 3
42 September 22
43 September 29
44 October 6
45 October 13 13 Indonesia (Bali) Hong Seok-cheon
Jang Do-yeon
Nayoung [ko] (Gugudan)
Parc Jae-jung[e] 		Jung Joon-young Bali style massage and Party bike
(Jung Joon-young chose Hong Seok-cheon to accompany him)
  • Heo Kyung-hwan is absent for the whole tour
  • Park Na-rae is absent for Day 3 of the tour
46 October 20
47 October 27
48 November 3
49 November 10 14 Czech Republic (Prague) Kim Jong-min
Hani (EXID) 		Park Na-rae One night stay at One Room Hotel
(Park Na-rae chose Hani to accompany her)
  • 1st Anniversary Special - Europe (Part 1)
  • Kim Jong-min is the second guest to be a 1-day tour guide
50 November 17
51 November 24
52 December 1
53 December 8 15 Hungary (Budapest) Hani (EXID)
Yeo Hoe-hyun 		Jung Joon-young Helicopter tour
(Jung Joon-young chose Yeo Hoe-hyun to accompany him)
  • 1st Anniversary Special - Europe (Part 2)
  • Park Na-rae is absent for the whole tour
54 December 15
55 December 22
56 December 29

2019

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List of episodes (episode 57–78)
Ep. Broadcast Date Tour # Destination Guest(s) Winning Tour Guide(s) Small Luxury Note(s)
57 January 5 16 Vietnam (Ho Chi Minh City, Mũi Né) Sam Hammington
Cao Lu
Josh Carrott 		Jung Joon-young One night stay at The Reverie Saigon
(Jung Joon-young is accompanied by Josh Carrott)
  • Global Friends Special
  • Moon Se-yoon is absent for the whole tour
  • Park Myung-soo and Heo Kyung-hwan worked together as the tour guides for Day 2
58 January 12
59 January 19
60 January 26
61 February 2
62 February 9 17 China (Shanghai, Suzhou) Go Myung-sook[f]
Lee Shin-hee[g]
Choi Ok-hyang[h] 		Heo Kyung-hwan A meal at a hairy crab specialty restaurant
(Heo Kyung-hwan gave it to the 3 guests to enjoy)
  • Filial Children Trip Special
63 February 16
64 February 23
65 March 2
66 March 9 18 Hong Kong
Macau 		Kim Jong-min
Shin Ji 		Park Na-rae —
  • Thank You Special - Park Na-rae's final tour before leaving the show
  • Kim Jong-min's second time being a 1-day tour guide
  • Heo Kyung-hwan and Moon Se-yoon worked together as the tour guides for Day 2
  • Jung Joon-young has been edited out for the rest of the tour starting from episode 67 and has left the show
67 March 16
68 March 23
69 March 30
70 April 6 19 Turkey (Istanbul) Yoo Min-sang [ko]
Hani (EXID) 		Hani —[i]
  • Brotherhood Special
  • Moon Se-yoon and Yoo Min-sang worked together as the tour guides for Day 1, while Hani (and supposedly Jung Joon-young) is the tour guide for Day 2
  • Jung Joon-young has been edited out for the entire tour
71 April 13
72 April 20 20 Turkey (Cappadocia) Ji Sang-ryeol
Kim Dong-hyun
Hani (EXID) 		Ji Sang-ryeol
+
Kim Dong-hyun 		Hot air balloon tour
  • Rivalry Special
  • Park Myung-soo and Heo Kyung-hwan worked together as the tour guides for Day 1, while Ji Sang-ryeol and Kim Dong-hyun worked together as the tour guides for Day 2
  • Moon Se-yoon is absent for the whole tour
  • Jung Joon-young has been edited out for the entire tour
73 April 27
74 May 4
75 May 11 21 Japan (Tokyo, Yokohama) Boom
Hwang Je-sung [ko]
Jung Hye-sung 		Jung Hye-sung Teppanyaki meal at a restaurant
(Jung Hye-sung chose Park Myung-soo to accompany her)
  • Tokyo Spring Breeze Special
  • First tour to have only guests as tour guides
  • Final tour of Season 1
  • Special appearance by Takuya Terada in episode 75
  • Broadcast timing for episode 76 had changed to 21:00 (KST) instead of the usual 22:30 (KST) due to the special airing of The Witch: Part 1. The Subversion at the latter timing
  • Boom is absent for Day 3 of the tour
76 May 18
77 May 25
78 June 1

Episodes (Season 2 — More Salty Tour)

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2019

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List of episodes (episode 79–104 + special)
Ep. Season 2 Ep. Broadcast Date Tour # Destination Guest(s) Winning Tour Guide(s) Note(s)
79 1 June 17 1 Taiwan (Kaohsiung, Tainan) Hwang Kwang-hee
JooE (Momoland)[j] 		Kyuhyun
80 2 June 24
81 3 July 1
82 4 July 8
83 5 July 15
2 Thailand (Bangkok, Chiang Mai) Lee Jin-ho [ko]
Shin Ye-eun 		Han Hye-jin
  • Lee Jin-ho is absent for the last part of Day 3 of the tour
84 6 July 22
85 7 July 29
86 8 August 5
87 9 August 12 3 Russia (Moscow) Hwang Kwang-hee
Jin Hae-sung [ko]
Jin Se-yeon 		Lee Yong-jin
+
Hwang Kwang-hee
+
Jin Hae-sung
  • Couple special
  • Kyuhyun and Jin Se-yeon worked together as the tour guides for Day 1, Park Myung-soo and Han Hye-jin worked together as the tour guides for Day 2, and Lee Yong-jin, Hwang Kwang-hee and Jin Hae-sung worked together as the tour guides for Day 3
88 10 August 19
89 11 August 26
90 12 September 2
91 13 September 9
92 14 September 16 4 Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur, Malacca) Sam Okyere
Chuu (Loona) 		Lee Yong-jin
  • Real Victory special
93 15 September 23
94 16 September 30
95 17 October 7
96 18 October 14 5 China (Chongqing, Chengdu) Kim Jun-ho
Sam Hammington
Hong Yoon-hwa [ko] 		Kyuhyun
  • Lee Yong-jin is absent for the whole tour; Kim Jun-ho stood in to be a 1-day tour guide for Day 2 (the first guest to be a 1-day tour guide for this season)
  • Kyuhyun is absent for Day 1 of the tour
97 19 October 21
98 20 October 28
99 21 November 4
100 22 November 11 6 Vietnam (Nha Trang, Da Lat) Moon Se-yoon
Lee Yi-kyung
Lee Si-a
Lee Jin-ho[k] 		Park Myung-soo
+
Moon Se-yoon
  • 100th episode special
  • Kyuhyun is absent for the whole tour; Moon Se-yoon stood in and worked together with Park Myung-soo as the tour guides for Day 2
101 23 November 18
102 24 November 25
103 25 December 2
104 26 December 9
Special — December 16 — — — —
  • Year End Summary of the Best Special
  • Kyuhyun is absent for the entire segment
No broadcast on December 23 and December 30

2020

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List of episodes (episode 105–121)
Ep. Season 2 Ep. Broadcast Date Tour # Destination Guest(s) Winning Tour Guide(s) Note(s)
105 27 January 6 7 Spain (Seville, Ronda, Zahara de la Sierra) Lee Yoo-jin
Joy (Red Velvet) 		Lee Yong-jin
  • Park Myung-soo is absent for episode 105
106 28 January 13
107 29 January 20
108 30 January 27 8 Portugal (Lisbon) Kim Jun-ho
Jang Dong-min
Seunghee [ko] (Oh My Girl) 		Kim Jun-ho
  • Lee Yong-jin is absent for the whole tour; Kim Jun-ho stood in to be a 1-day tour guide
109 31 February 3
110 32 February 10
111 33 February 17 9 South Korea (Ganghwa-gun) Heo Kyung-hwan
Lee Jin-ho [ko]
Hong Yoon-hwa [ko]
Chuu (Loona)
Hwang Je-sung [ko][l] 		Park Myung-soo
  • Kim Jun-ho joined the show as part of the permanent cast from episode 111
  • First ever domestic tour since the start of the show
  • New format of guided tours introduced starting from this tour (2 different tours held on the same day)
  • Han Hye-jin's final tour as part of the permanent cast
112 34 February 24
113 35 March 2 10 South Korea (Seoul) Ham So-won [ko]
Sleepy
Chanmi (AOA)
Lee Jin-hyuk (UP10TION) 		Ham So-won
+
Sleepy
  • Originally the tour would be filmed in Taiwan, with only Lee Jin-hyuk as guest. However, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, filming location has changed to the current destination
  • Second tour to have only guests as tour guides
  • Ham So-won and Sleepy worked together as the tour guides for their SoPy Tour, while Chanmi and Lee Jin-hyuk worked together as the tour guides for their JinMi Tour
  • Kyuhyun is absent for the whole tour
114 36 March 9
11 South Korea (Gangwon-do) Ham So-won
DinDin
Chanmi (AOA)
Lee Jin-hyuk (UP10TION) 		Lee Yong-jin
  • Kyuhyun is absent for the whole tour
  • Lee Yong-jin's final tour as part of the permanent cast
115 37 March 16
The show was on a hiatus due to the severity of the COVID-19 pandemic.[3]
All tours from episode 116 will be within South Korea.[5]
116 38 June 30 12 Jeju Island Kim Jong-min
Joy (Red Velvet) 		Park Myung-soo
  • So Yi-hyun joined the show as part of the permanent cast from episode 116
117 39 July 7
118 40 July 14 13 Gyeongsangnam-do (Tongyeong, Geoje), Busan In Gyo-jin
Heo Kyung-hwan
Arin (Oh My Girl) 		Heo Kyung-hwan
  • Heo Kyung-kwan is the first guest to be a 1-day tour guide since the reboot
119 41 July 21
120 42 July 28
14 Chungcheongbuk-do (Jecheon), Gangwon-do (Donghae) Park Sung-kwang
Hong Hyun-hee [ko][m]
Kim Soo-chan [ko][n]
Joy (Red Velvet)[n] 		Kim Jun-ho
  • Final tour of the series
121 43 August 4

Ratings

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In the ratings below, the highest rating for the show will be in red, and the lowest rating for the show will be in blue each year.

Season 1

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2017
List of ratings (episode 1–6)
Ep. # Broadcast date Average audience share
AGB Nielsen[13] TNmS Ratings[14]
Nationwide Seoul Capital Area Nationwide
1 November 25 2.934% 3.394% 3.1%
2 December 2 3.110% 3.251% 2.9%
3 December 9 2.903% 3.371% 3.0%
4 December 16 3.101% 3.317% 2.9%
5 December 23 3.607% 3.805% 3.2%
6 December 30 3.053% 3.534% 3.2%
2018
List of ratings (episode 7–56)
Ep. # Broadcast date Average audience share
AGB Nielsen[13] TNmS Ratings[14]
Nationwide Seoul Capital Area Nationwide
7 January 6 3.153% 3.435% 4.2%
8 January 13 4.120% 4.478% 4.1%
9 January 20 3.668% 4.558% 3.8%
10 January 27 3.826% 4.622% 4.2%
11 February 3 3.407% 3.859% 4.2%
12 February 10 3.976% 4.686% 4.3%
13 February 24 2.619% 3.080% 3.0%
14 March 3 3.425% 4.221% 3.6%
15 March 10 3.363% 3.643% 3.4%
16 March 17 3.836% 5.011% 3.5%
17 March 24 3.406% 4.457% 2.8%
18 March 31 3.549% 4.219% 3.1%
19 April 14 2.760% 3.168% 3.2%
20 April 21 3.321% 4.583% 2.7%
21 April 28 3.433% 4.316% 2.9%
22 May 5 2.770% 3.321% 2.9%
23 May 12 3.275% 4.103% 3.7%
24 May 19 3.090% 4.022% 2.8%
25 May 26 3.611% 3.996% 3.6%
26 June 2 3.539% 4.324% NR
27 June 9 3.599% 4.561%
28 June 16 2.584% 3.538%
29 June 23 2.732% 3.217%
30 June 30 2.653% 3.545%
31 July 7 3.691% 4.225%
32 July 14 3.359% 3.952%
33 July 21 3.578% 4.013%
34 July 28 3.982% 5.218%
35 August 4 3.612% 4.281%
36 August 11 3.932% 5.037%
37 August 18 3.591% 4.753%
38 August 25 3.941% 5.054%
39 September 1 2.704% 3.100%
40 September 8 3.668% 4.627%
41 September 15 3.442% 4.228%
42 September 22 3.500% 4.112%
43 September 29 3.406% 4.440%
44 October 6 3.155% 3.613%
45 October 13 3.034% 3.594%
46 October 20 2.823% 3.492%
47 October 27 2.515% 3.089%
48 November 3 2.565% 3.277%
49 November 10 3.103% 3.917%
50 November 17 3.115% 4.086%
51 November 24 3.012% 3.825%
52 December 1 3.144% 3.927%
53 December 8 2.568% 3.009%
54 December 15 1.942% 2.251%
55 December 22 2.400% 2.712%
56 December 29 2.276% 3.012%
2019
List of ratings (episode 57–78)
Ep. # Broadcast date Average audience share
AGB Nielsen[13]
Nationwide Seoul Capital Area
57 January 5 3.237% 4.204%
58 January 12 2.643% 3.250%
59 January 19 2.890% 3.547%
60 January 26 2.043% 2.416%
61 February 2 2.448% 3.210%
62 February 9 2.925% 3.579%
63 February 16 2.683% 3.373%
64 February 23 —[o] —[o]
65 March 2 2.064% 2.431%
66 March 9 2.309% 2.473%
67 March 16 2.311% 2.776%
68 March 23 2.161% 2.276%
69 March 30 2.440% 3.195%
70 April 6 2.054% 2.318%
71 April 13 2.049% 2.185%
72 April 20 1.661% 1.883%
73 April 27 2.401% 3.085%
74 May 4 2.107% 2.494%
75 May 11 2.608% 3.105%
76 May 18 2.428% 3.254%
77 May 25 2.236% 2.824%
78 June 1 2.089% 2.547%

Season 2

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2019
List of ratings (episode 79–104)
Ep. # Broadcast date Average audience share
AGB Nielsen[13]
Nationwide Seoul Capital Area
79 June 17 2.237% 2.670%
80 June 24 1.807% 2.156%
81 July 1 1.322% 1.390%
82 July 8 1.830% 2.056%
83 July 15 1.429% 1.684%
84 July 22 1.618% 1.931%
85 July 29 1.532% 1.632%
86 August 5 1.731% 1.984%
87 August 12 2.028% 2.305%
88 August 19 1.741% 2.095%
89 August 26 1.897% 2.394%
90 September 2 1.385% 1.790%
91 September 9 1.527% 2.139%
92 September 16 1.257% 1.645%
93 September 23 1.338% NR
94 September 30 1.588% 1.713%
95 October 7 1.555% 1.950%
96 October 14 1.608% 1.880%
97 October 21 1.718% 2.268%
98 October 28 1.658% 2.092%
99 November 4 1.594% 1.859%
100 November 11 1.570% 1.790%
101 November 18 1.812% 2.164%
102 November 25 1.861% 1.943%
103 December 2 1.451% 1.697%
104 December 9 1.587% 1.587%
Special December 16 1.033% 1.094%
2020
List of ratings (episode 105–present)
Ep. # Broadcast date Average audience share
AGB Nielsen[13]
Nationwide Seoul Capital Area
105 January 6 1.602% 1.770%
106 January 13 1.596% 1.902%
107 January 20 1.668% 1.793%
108 January 27 1.476% NR
109 February 3 1.467% 1.525%
110 February 10 1.649% 1.752%
111 February 17 1.841% 2.559%
112 February 24 1.350% NR
113 March 2 1.590%
114 March 9 1.058%
115 March 16 1.236%
116 June 30 1.700% 1.991%
117 July 7 1.155% 1.426%
118 July 14 1.961% 2.339%
119 July 21 1.321% 1.324%
120 July 28 1.360% 1.628%
121 August 4 1.204% NR
  • Note that the show airs on a cable channel (pay TV), which plays part in its slower uptake and relatively small audience share when compared to programs broadcast (FTA) on public networks such as KBS, SBS, MBC or EBS.
  • NR rating means "not reported".
  • TNmS have stopped publishing their rating report from June 2018.

Notes

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  1. ^ Season 1: 78
    Season 2: 43
  2. ^ Only appeared in episode 17
  3. ^ Kim Ji-min will enjoy the Small Luxury in her place
  4. ^ Only appeared in episodes 33-35
  5. ^ Only appeared in episodes 47-48
  6. ^ Park Na-rae's mother
  7. ^ Heo Kyung-hwan's mother
  8. ^ Moon Se-yoon's mother
  9. ^ The scenes of Hani (and Jung Joon-young who has been edited out) enjoying the small luxury were supposedly edited out
  10. ^ Only appeared in episodes 81-83
  11. ^ Only appeared in episodes 102-104
  12. ^ Only appeared in episode 112
  13. ^ Only appeared in episode 120
  14. ^ a b Only appeared in episode 121
  15. ^ a b There is no actual confirmation on the actual rating due to sources not being able to show the ratings for this episode

References

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  1. ^ Shin So-won (May 9, 2019). "'더 짠내투어' 박명수X한혜진X이용진X규현, 6월 17일 첫 방송". MyDaily (in Korean). Retrieved May 9, 2019.
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