South Korea Welcomes First Chinese Tourists Under New Visa-Free Policy
South Korea welcomed its first group of Chinese tourists under the new visa-free policy on September 29. Around 1,500 visitors arrived, marking a significant boost for the country's tourism industry.
The day began with a surge of activity at Incheon International Airport on August 8, as travelers eagerly awaited the policy change. The new rules, implemented on September 29, allowed group tours from China to enter South Korea without visas.
On the first day of the policy, the Shilla Duty Free shop in central Seoul saw a rush of shoppers. The 1,500 Chinese tourists took advantage of the duty-free shopping, contributing to the local economy and supporting businesses.
The visa-free entry for Chinese group tourists has brought a notable increase in visitors to South Korea. The Shilla Duty Free shop in Seoul experienced a significant boost in business, with more Chinese tourists expected to arrive in the coming months.
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