Why doesn't Ctrip travel to South Korea?

Many travel companies such as Ctrip have taken off South Korea: "Out of patriotism". The storm caused by South Korea's deployment of the "Sade" anti-missile system is still fermenting, and the South Korean Foreign Ministry has also expressed its position. On March 3, many domestic travel agencies announced that they would stop selling travel routes to South Korea.

At present, the National Tourism Administration has not issued a travel ban against South Korea, but only issued a travel reminder for South China in its official website at noon on the 3rd, saying that in recent days, the incidents of citizens being blocked from entering Jeju Island in South Korea have increased sharply, and some people who have been refused entry have been waiting for repatriation at the local airport for a long time, which has aroused widespread concern from public opinion and all walks of life. The National Tourism Administration attaches great importance to this, and has met with officials of the Korean Embassy in China, the Korean Cultural Institute and the Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism in Beijing to make solemn representations on relevant issues.