South Korea Passes 20 Million Visitors as K-Culture Drives Record Year
South Korea has reached 20 million foreign arrivals for the first time, as K-culture draws travelers and spending rises beyond the headline visitor count.
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South Korea has reached 20 million foreign arrivals for the first time, as K-culture draws travelers and spending rises beyond the headline visitor count.
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