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Travel from Atlanta: Delta deal to Seoul, South Korea

Take advantage of Delta deal to Seoul, South Korea.

Credit: AJC FILE

Credit: AJC FILE

Take advantage of Delta deal to Seoul, South Korea.
By Nneka M. Okona
May 9, 2017

Delta Air Lines starts non-stop service to Seoul on June 3. If Seoul has been a destination on your bucket list, now is the time to cash-in on a deal to see the bustling capital of South Korea.

This round-trip fare is $1,722 and must be purchased by May 15. Blackout dates may apply along with additional fees and restrictions.

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