South Korea to invest 410 billion won in five regional airport tourism hubs

South Korea to invest 410 billion won in five regional airport tourism hubs
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The South Korean government will allocate 410 billion won next year to develop tourism regions centered on the airports in Busan, Daegu, Cheongju, Yangyang and Muan, supporting 27 projects across eight ministries.

The plan aims to draw a combined 5 million international arrivals to those regions by 2029, while pilot projects will use artificial intelligence to help visitors with transportation and language issues and a separate program will simplify visa screenings for medical and wellness tourists in the first half of next year.

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