South Korea Looks to Assuage Tourists Spooked by Political Chaos
South Korea is urging tourists to continue visiting the East Asian country, as also actively engaging with foreign governments regarding the safety of tour groups following political tensions triggered by a failed martial law attempt.
"There are concerns that safety issues in Seoul would throw cold water on the tourism industry," Seoul mayor said.
Travel and economic activities are unaffected, and travel advisories are unnecessary: S. Korea Read more at straitstimes.com.
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