Cruise ship from China enters Incheon port for the first time in 4 years... ``2,500 passengers'' = South Korea

A cruise ship (tourist ship) from China, which was suspended due to the aftermath of the COVID-19 virus, has entered South Korea's Incheon Port for the first time in four years.
According to the Incheon Port Authority (IPA) and other sources, around noon on the 14th, the 85,000-ton class "Mediterranean" ship of the Chinese Adora cruise ship
The Terrania entered the Incheon Port cruise terminal in Jung-gu. The ship departed from Tianjin, China on the 11th with 2,545 passengers on board, and then arrived at Incheon via Jeju.
I arrived. This is the first time in four years that a cruise ship from China has entered Incheon Port, since October 2019. Cruise ship operations at Incheon Port have been delayed for more than three years due to the COVID-19 virus situation, but this
It was reopened in March. By the end of September, seven ships had entered Incheon, but no cruise ships had departed from China. The Mediterranea, which entered the port on the same day, was anchored in Incheon for about 11 hours.
, I plan to return to Tianjin again. An official from the Incheon Port Corporation said, ``We expect the number of cruise ships departing from China to continue to increase as Chinese group tourism to South Korea resumes,'' and ``tourism around Incheon Port.''
We will continue to cooperate with Incheon City and other organizations to revitalize the city."