AUTHORITIES in South Korea have confirmed the reopening of the country’s ports to international cruise ships from next week, with the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries saying foreign tourists will be able to enter the country by sea effective from 24 Oct. Cruise calls have been banned in South Korea...
AUTHORITIES in South Korea have confirmed the reopening of the country’s ports to international cruise ships from next week, with the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries saying foreign tourists will be able to enter the country by sea effective from 24 Oct.
Cruise calls have been banned in South Korea since Feb 2020.
Under initial protocols all people disembarking ships must wear masks in indoor public spaces, while any passengers confirmed with COVID-19 or showing symptoms must isolate aboard the vessel.
The Ministry said it would now “promote active cruise ship attraction activities to revitalise the cruise industry”.