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Geopolitical Tensions, Chinese Tourism to South Korea, and Perceptions of Tourism Overcrowding: A Multilingual Text-Mining Study of 15,000 Chinese, Japanese, and Korean Online Comments
Geopolitical tensions between China and Japan may influence regional travel preferences, destination perceptions, and public discussions about tourism in East Asia. Against this background, South Korea represents a relevant case for examining how international political developments intersect with p
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