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Cheong Wa Dae In Seoul Sets Bold Travel Agenda Linking Busan Cruise Ports, Jeju Island Escapes And Gyeongju Heritage Trails In South Korea’s Race Toward Thirty Million Overseas Arrivals — Why This Shift Matters Now
Cheong Wa Dae In Seoul Sets Bold Travel Agenda Linking Busan Cruise Ports, Jeju Island Escapes And Gyeongju Heritage Trails In South Korea’s Race Toward Thirty Million Overseas Arrivals — Why This Shift Matters Now South Korea is preparing for a decisive transformation of its travel economy. In a high-level meeting at Cheong Wa Dae in Seoul, President Lee Jae Myung placed tourism at the center of the country’s long-term growth blueprint, setting an ambitious objective: attract 30 million foreign visitors by 2030. The strategy signals that the Republic of Korea,...