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Half of Korean Travelers Headed to Japan or China, and 5 More Travel Stories
June 11, 2026
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April exit data reveals a two-country tilt, while new routes and hidden food streets beckon adventurers.
Korea's outbound travel map is lopsided—and the rest of this week's picks show where the real gems are hiding, from Mauritius shortcuts to Daegu's old-school Chinese noodle row.
Half of All Korean Travelers Went to Japan or China in April
April exit stats show a striking two-country tilt
Mauritius Just Got Closer With a Brand-New Flight Route
Ethiopian Airlines opens a Mauritius connection
Korea's Tourist Hotel Coupons Draw Skepticism Before Launch
Discount scheme for visitors raises concerns early
Daegu's Hidden Chinese Noodle Street Is a Time Capsule
Decades-old shops line Buk-gu's secret food row
Three Days at Banyan Tree Phuket Worth Every Hour
A luxury Thai escape that delivers on its promise
How to Actually Do Summer Right in Toronto on a WHV
A working-holiday guide to Canada's biggest city
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