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Diocese of Milano proposes six travel options for GMG 2027 in Seoul
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The Diocese of Milano has proposed six different travel options for young people attending the 2027 World Youth Day in Seoul. The diocese redesigned the program after airline difficulties, including sudden price increases and date changes, made two previous plans unfeasible.
Three options focus solely on the World Youth Day event. Traveling with the Raptim agency, participants can choose between a trip from July 31 to August 10 for approximately 2,330 euros or from August 1 to August 11 for 2,300 euros, with 70 spots available for each. Duomo Viaggi offers a trip from July 31 to August 10 for 2,200 euros with 40 spots.
Other plans include ecclesial twinning trips. One Raptim option departs July 26 and returns August 12 for 2,500 euros, including a visit to a Korean diocese that is still being determined. Two additional options, organized with the local Church and Vietnam Airlines, include a twinning trip to Vietnam. One such plan runs from July 30 to August 10 and includes a meeting with the Bishop and youth in the Hanoi diocese. Local deaneries must now verify interest and report preferred solutions quickly.
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