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Korea sees strong growth in visitors from Americas, Europe as tourism market diversifies - The Korea Times

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Korea sees strong growth in visitors from Americas, Europe as tourism market diversifies - The Korea Times

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  • currentsapi-gapfill(Mixed)By Jhoo Dong-chan

    Korea drew 10.71 million foreign visitors in the first half of 2026, stemming from sustained growth from the Americas, Europe and Oceania as evidence that the country's tourism market is diversifying beyond its traditional base in Asia, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism…

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