South Korea saw over 11 million foreign tourists in recent years due to a 90% hotel occupancy rate, leading to an expected growth of 15,000 new hotel rooms in the capital over the next 3 years. While South Korea is known for its mountains and historic palaces, new hotels are being built around commercial centers and along the Han River. In Hong Kong, the hotel industry saw 5% annual GDP growth since 2004 and high expected growth going forward. No single hotel chain commands over 10% of the market share except for Holiday Inn. Future growth will require training new skilled employees, as Hong Kong saw a record 28 million foreign visitors in 2007. The New World group is focusing on developing youth for hospitality leadership through university programs.