Korean Tourists Stranded in Dubai Begin Returning Home Amid Middle Eas…
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South Korean tourists who were stranded in Dubai due to flight disruptions linked to rising tensions in the Middle East have begun returning home through alternative routes.
According to travel industry officials, more than 500 Korean package tour travelers were staying in Dubai when flight operations were disrupted. A large number of them have already secured flights or are currently returning to Korea through substitute routes.
Many travelers are returning via connecting flights through countries such as Taiwan and Vietnam as travel agencies work to secure additional seats for remaining customers.
However, some tourists are still waiting for available flights due to unstable airport operations in the region. Travel agencies are also considering transporting travelers to nearby countries by land if necessary before arranging return flights to Korea.
Meanwhile, Korean tourists staying in other Middle Eastern cities such as Cairo are reportedly returning home without major disruptions. Travel companies said they are closely monitoring the situation to ensure the safe return of their customers.
Experts say continued geopolitical tensions in the Middle East could keep affecting international flight schedules and travel plans.
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