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The future trends for hotel and travel toiletries.
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Attention to friends planning to visit South Korea! The South Korean government has announced that starting from the end of March, accommodation establishments with more than 50 rooms will no longer be allowed to provide free disposable toiletries such as toothbrushes to travelers.
According to reports from Korean media outlets "Daily News" and "News Tree," the National Government Legislation Office of South Korea announced yesterday (29th) that the "Act on the Promotion of Saving and Recycling Resources" will take effect on March 29.
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