The back cover of the NY Times Out magazine of this week. I was first thinking it was a joke but it turns out to be legitimate.
The back cover of the NY Times Out magazine of this week. I was first thinking it was a joke but it turns out to be legitimate.
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Crazy! Although it might just be travel tour ad as opposed to national PR campaign. But who knows.
I think basically all travel and tour ads are national PR campaigns and usually sponsored on some level by the national tourism boards. So, it is both I believe. But you really can do this – I know some people who went on a tour arranged from Seoul. Of course, you only get to see the “Potemkin villages”, and there is a “tour guide” watching your ass at all times. You go nowhere alone…