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Korean travel platform operator Yanolja announced the opening of its first US office in Manhattan, New York, on Wednesday. The move aims to accelerate its North American travel solutions business, coinciding with growing anticipation for the company's potential listing on the US stock market this year. Since its inaugural overseas branch opened in Singapore in 2019, Yanolja has rapidly broadened its local presen...

Many Koreans are planning to travel to Japan during the three-day national holiday weekend starting on March 1, a holiday that marks the 1919 independence movement against Japanese colonial rule, according to the travel and tourism industry, Sunday.

Many Koreans are planning to travel to Japan during the three-day national holiday weekend starting on March 1, a holiday that marks the 1919 independence movement against Japanese colonial rule, according to the travel and tourism industry, Sunday.

Many Koreans are planning to travel to Japan during the three-day national holiday weekend starting on March 1, a holiday that marks the 1919 independence movement against Japanese colonial rule, according to the travel and tourism industry, Sunday.

The Korean duty-free market in 2023 did not continue the post-pandemic recovery path seen up to 2022. Salvaging sales abroad is one way to offset the damage.

Dustin Lynch discusses his new album 'Killed the Cowboy' and collaborating with Jelly Roll.

(MVA) — CNMI Gov. Arnold A. Palacios and representatives of the Marianas Visitors Authority met with key tourism partners in South Korea this month to reaffirm ties and discuss opportunities

South Korea is poised to become a key contributor to visitors arrival to Sabah with the resumption of Air Busan direct flight from Seoul to Kota Kinabalu

KOTA KINABALU: The arrival of more guests from Korea has given Sabah’s tourism sector a much-needed shot in the arm following a slump due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

As Thailand and South Korea have started to ease travel restrictions, Thai tourism has high hopes of attracting more than 500,000 Korean tourists this year before surging to 1.3 million next year, according to the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT).