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Published: 15 May. 2014, 21:19
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Tourist buses sit idle yesterday in a parking lot in Jamsil, Songpa District, southern Seoul. A month has elapsed since the Sewol ferry disaster, which has had a negative effect on the tourism industry. Sluggish demand has slowed business this month, the usual peak season. [NEWS1]













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