Seoul leads South Korea tourism in 2026, supported by strong air connectivity, cultural attractions, shopping, food and international arrivals
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Read MoreSeoul, Busan and Jeju drive South Korea’s tourism surge as foreign visitor spending rises sharply amid stronger travel demand in 2026
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