KOTA KINABALU: They arrive quietly at the airport with shoulder bags, seat themselves in corners and wait for guests.
They keep to themselves at the arrival hall and avoid mixing with other tour guides or drivers with name tags and eye-catching attire.
Once the flight arrives, they spring into action, taking out placards with names written in Korean and calling out the names of their clients. They then quickly lead their guests into waiting vans and send them to hotels.
Though this may seem a normal routine for any tour operator, these Koreans run their business illegally, hence the need to be discreet.
They keep to themselves at the arrival hall and avoid mixing with other tour guides or drivers with name tags and eye-catching attire.
Once the flight arrives, they spring into action, taking out placards with names written in Korean and calling out the names of their clients. They then quickly lead their guests into waiting vans and send them to hotels.
Though this may seem a normal routine for any tour operator, these Koreans run their business illegally, hence the need to be discreet.
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