While Dan and I were walking down the street in the city, we saw a sign board 'Korean Travel Agency'. And it has some korean words on it too.
We thought, maybe it's a good idea to go in and have a chat with the travel agent and we can get some idea about travelling in Korea during winter time.
So we took the lift.
As we walked out of the lift, we were greeted by a Korean auntie (one of the travel advisors at the desk), "Anyong haseiyo!"
Auntie didn't seem to expect us to speak English and she looked puzzled. There were conversations going on in Korean language at the desks. There were Korean people coming in. There were brochures about travelling in Australia in Korean language on the shelves.
We started to sweat...and stutter, asking for some info about Korea.
Auntie got us some travel guides and maps which are in English of course.
Then the phone rang. Auntie busy talking in Korean language.
Then we quickly said...thank you and ran!!!
What a T.T||| experience.
If you still don't get what the story is about, Korean Travel Agency is mainly for Korean people, just like Chinese going to chinese travel agency that can speak the language.
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