Jeju seaways get busy with cruise ships, new trade route to Qingdao

The waters around Jeju Island are busier than ever, as the country's No.1 tourism destination is increasingly sought by tourists and opened a new trade route with China to spur bilateral business exchanges. The economic invigoration of Jeju is marked by visits from large cruise ships and a meeting in Qingdao on Sunday between its governor and the president of China's biggest seaport authority. The special self-governing provincial authority has dubbed this the “great comeback from COVID-19.”

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