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S. Korea weighs raising admission fees to palaces, royal tombs for 1st time in 20 years
Officials said current admission prices are low by global standards, and 69% of 17.81 million visitors entered through free programs in 2025.
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Gov't weighs raising admission fees to palaces, royal tombs for 1st time in 20 years
The government is weighing an increase in admission fees at major palaces and royal tombs next year, officials said Friday, as officials and experts argue current prices are low by global standards and point to shifting visitor patterns. If increased, it would mark the first change in two decades, according to the officials. Under current rates, adult admission to both Gyeongbok Palace and Changdeok Palace is 3,000 won (US$2.20), while the UNESC…
·Seoul, Korea (the Republic of)
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S. Korea weighs raising admission fees to palaces, royal tombs for 1st time in 20 years
SEOUL - The government is weighing an increase in admission fees at major palaces and royal tombs next year, officials said Friday, as officials and experts argue current prices are low by global standards and point to shifting visitor patterns.
·Tokyo, Japan
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