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South Korea travel rises as Incheon Airport reaches historic international passenger leadership milestone.

South Korea, Japan, China, Thailand and Vietnam drive a new intra-Asian tourism era as regional demand and cultural travel accelerate across Asia.

Japan tourism strategy targets two-way travel growth as Asian markets like Korea and Taiwan drive strong visitor demand while outbound recovery continues.

South Korea rail travel enters a new era as expanded high-speed routes connect Seoul, Busan, Gangneung and Gyeongju, unlocking seamless journeys across the country.

South Korea welcomes 10.71 million international tourists in H1 2026, surpassing pre-pandemic levels and cementing its position as a leading Asian destination.