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Australians can visit Korea without the need to apply for a K-ETA for another year thanks to an extension of the exemption period for travellers from 68 countries.

Go back to the e-newsletter Korea Tourism Organization (KTO) has released a Hanok Stay brochure, detailing hanoks (traditional Korean house) and hanok villages…

Go back to the e-newsletter > Korea Tourism Organization has launched a global tourism campaign ‘Write Your Name in Korea’ which will run until the end of…