Ambassadors from East Africa hope to encourage Korean touris

As the world returns to normal in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, more people are resuming travel around the world. While an increasing number of Koreans are choosing Africa as their travel destination, the number is still low compared to other parts of the world. A few like-minded embassies from East Africa have partnered with Ethiopian Airlines, the only African air carrier operating in Korea, in an effort to rebrand Africa for Korean travelers.

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