Add Arirang Post to Travel feeds - #44
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Adds one feed to the Travel category: Arirang Post (https://arirangpost.com), an English-language publication covering Korea for visitors — entry rules and K-ETA, transport and fares, dated events with prices and hours, and practical explainers. Every article carries the date it was checked and lists its sources.
Changes, keeping existing alphabetical order:
recommended/with_category/Travel.opmlrecommended/without_category/Travel.opmlREADME.mdTravel tableBoth OPML files were re-parsed after editing to confirm they are still well-formed. Disclosure: I am the site owner, and the publication states openly that its articles are produced by an automated, source-checked pipeline.