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(Photo News) Vacationers flood airport

By Korea Herald

Published : Sept. 4, 2014 - 20:57

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Officials estimated close to 900,000 vacationers would use Incheon International Airport during the upcoming Korean Thanksgiving holidays, known as Chuseok. This year marks the first time the government instituted the so-called “substitute holiday” system during the Chuseok holidays, which will end next Wednesday. (Yonhap) Officials estimated close to 900,000 vacationers would use Incheon International Airport during the upcoming Korean Thanksgiving holidays, known as Chuseok. This year marks the first time the government instituted the so-called “substitute holiday” system during the Chuseok holidays, which will end next Wednesday. (Yonhap)

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