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[Photo News] Kindness to foreign tourists

By Korea Herald

Published : April 23, 2013 - 19:45

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Shin Dong-bin (second from right, front row), chairman of Visit Korea Committee, Nam Sang-man (right, front row), chairman of Korea Tourism Association, and about 300 other tourismrelated workers launch a campaign to be kind to foreign tourists in front of Myeongdong Theater in Seoul on Tuesday. Many Japanese and Chinese travelers are expected to visit Korea on long holidays from late April. (Ahn Hoon/The Korea Herald) Shin Dong-bin (second from right, front row), chairman of Visit Korea Committee, Nam Sang-man (right, front row), chairman of Korea Tourism Association, and about 300 other tourismrelated workers launch a campaign to be kind to foreign tourists in front of Myeongdong Theater in Seoul on Tuesday. Many Japanese and Chinese travelers are expected to visit Korea on long holidays from late April. (Ahn Hoon/The Korea Herald)

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