2013-07-15 — /travelprnews.com/ — South Korea bounced back strongly from the global economic crisis in 2010 to see its outbound travel market break new records in 2012 with more than 14.9 million trips. The won is expected to appreciate against the Canadian dollar in 2013, making trips to Canada more affordable, says the Global Tourism Watch (GTW) summary report just published by the Research department of the Canadian Tourism Commission (CTC).
Some other key insights:
TNS conducts the Global Tourism Watch surveys for CTC. The company asks thousands of participants aged 18 and over from around the world for their views on Canada and CTC’s “Canada. Keep Exploring”tourism brand. The 2012 reports look to identify shifts in each market since 2007 via a substantially revised questionnaire.
Read the Global Tourism Watch 2012 South Korea summary report.
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