South Korea or the Republic of Korea, known as the "Land of the Morning Calm", is located in Northeast Asia and is considered as one of significant players in a number of significant industries, such as automobiles and electronics. Its capital city of Seoul showcases both modern, sophisticated infrastructure and royal palaces that are recognized as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Foreign nationals who are planning to visit the country are allowed within South Korea for 30, 60 or 90 days depending on nationality. A valid passport prior to planned arrival to South Korea is also required. A tourist visa, on the other hand, is needed for Philippine passport holders. South Korea has four major international airports - Incheon, Gimhae (Busan), Gimpo and Jeju. Korean Air and Asiana Airlines, the country's two major carriers, have daily flights from Manila and Cebu to Incheon and Busan. There are also Philippine-based airlines that offer flights to South Korea. Philippine Airlines is offering flights to Incheon from Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) and Cebu International Airport, and its flights to Busan are coming from its hub at NAIA. Cebu Pacific, on the other hand, has flights from both its hub in Cebu and Manila to Incheon and Busan. Zest Air, another airline based in the Philippines, is flying to Busan and Incheon from Kalibo.
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