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  • Chinese Traveler Busted with Fake Passport to Enter the U.S. South Korean passport ranks third in the world in power.
  • Chinese Tourists Locked Up in a Store and Forced to Shop During a Trip to Korea Chinese group tours boost Korean tourism but raise concerns about forced shopping and optional tours, driving changes in tourists' patterns.
  • Sam Smith's Seoul Adventure: Where the Pop Star Headed Right After His Concert Sam Smith returned to Korea for a concert and enjoyed Korean street food at Gwangjang Market, a spot favored by Hollywood stars.
  • Korean Air Faces Backlash for $85 Compensation Over Glass-in-Coffee Incident In-flight coffee scare as passenger nearly swallows glass shard; Korean Air offers $85 compensation; safety concerns arise.
  • Lost Your Passport While Traveling? Head to McDonald's, the New Mini Embassy American travelers in Austria can seek help at McDonald's in case of lost passports, thanks to a unique agreement.
  • Here's Why So Many Still Believe in Blood Type Personalities Blood type vs. MBTI: the lingering belief in blood type personalities - surprising preferences and trends revealed.
  • Ministry of Unification: "Numerous North Korean Residents Deported from China...Exact Number of Defectors Unconfirmed". .
  • Shocking Stories of Flight Attendants' In-Flight Abuse Sexual harassment cases involving Korean Air flight attendants have increased since 2015, with many going unreported.
  • In-Flight Coffee Contained Glass Fragment, Airline Offers THIS A passenger on Korean Air found a glass shard in their coffee, seeking preventive measures; the airline apologized and addressed the issue.
  • Actress Comes Inches from Slapping Rude Male Co-Actor Actress Choi Yeo-Jin loses her cool with a male actor due to his deplorable behavior on set, leading to his departure from the industry.
  • 1.5 Million Subs YouTuber Reveals Her Earnings and More Korean Mukbang YouTuber Heebap, with 1.53M subscribers, shocks industry by revealing employees earn up to $9,000/month.
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