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Euromonitor International : Country Market Insight July 2010

Travel And Tourism

South Korea

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Executive Summary ................................................................................................................................................ 1 Decline in Outbound Tourism Continues.................................................................................................................. 1 Domestic Tourism Sees Healthy Volume Growth...................................................................................................... 1 Low Cost Carriers Achieve Higher Penetration ....................................................................................................... 1 Medical Tourism As A Tourism Growth Driver ........................................................................................................ 1 Sustainable Tourism.................................................................................................................................................. 1 Key Trends and Developments .............................................................................................................................. 2 Impact of the Global Recession................................................................................................................................. 2 the H1n1 Virus Pandemic ......................................................................................................................................... 2 Medical Tourism ....................................................................................................................................................... 3 Ongoing Tourism Development ................................................................................................................................ 4 Low Cost
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