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Busan is testing a new sea taxi service that could offer residents and tourists a faster, more scenic way to travel between the southern port city's popular coastal destinations while avoiding road traffic. The Busan Metropolitan Government conducted two trial runs of its planned Busan Sea Taxi service on Wednesday, inviting 16 local journalists to experience a 45-minute route connecting the Suyeong River, Gwangalli and Haeundae beaches. Boats departed from APEC Naru Park at 10:30 a.m. and 2 p.m., following a route divided into three 15-minute sections before returning to the river. The…

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The introduction of the Hangang Bus ferry system has not reduced passenger numbers for private cruise ships on the Han River and their overall ridership has increased this year, the Seoul Metropolitan Government said Tuesday. "Contrary to some reports that introduction of the Hangang Bus has caused a decline in other existing cruise passengers, the overall number of passengers has increased," the city government said. The statement came after a local news report Monday stating that passenger num

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