Yoon Seok-min and Kim Hyo-jung drink a beverage with their children at their home in Yongin, South Korea, on Aug 13, 2020. - Reuters
SEOUL (Reuters): This time last year Yoon Seok-min, his wife Kim Hyo-jung and their two children were holidaying in the Philippines, Vietnam and Guam. A trip to Hawaii was on the cards for this summer.
Instead, as the global coronavirus pandemic has stymied overseas travel, the family, like other South Koreans, has turned to a new and extreme form of staycation: transforming their home into their favourite vacation spots.
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