Prior to the pandemic, Chinese inbound travellers to South Korea mostly consisted of Chinese groups of tourists. However, during the pandemic, visas to the country were more difficult to obtain, leading to a sharp decline in Chinese inbound travellers.
For the first time since the emergence of the pandemic, domestic travel to Jeju is expected to decline in 2023. As international cross-border travel was difficult when mobility restrictions were in place, the demand to travel was mainly directed towards Jeju, causing a high increase in travel to this area in South Korea.
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Tourism Flows
Tourism flows covers volume and spending by inbound, outbound and domestic visitors.
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