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The country's supreme leader Kim Jong-un has unveiled a mammoth new resort on North Korea's east coast, which can accommodate up to 20,000 guests, and who knows, in the future, you could be one of ...
North Korea is set to transform its image with the opening of a new beach resort in Wonsan, aiming to attract tourists ...
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From North Korea to Afghanistan: Leading international tourists down the path less travelledNorth Korea’s dictator Kim Jong Un is trying to claim his country's stake in the multibillion-dollar global tourism industry by opening a brand-new beach resort. But not many foreign tourists will be ...
The "mammoth" resort is the "biggest tourist complex in North Korea" and offers various sports, open water swimming, water ...
South Korea's Unification Ministry confirmed reports on Monday that it plans to repatriate six North Koreans who were rescued ...
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said he wants the luxury resort on the eastern seacoast to become a "world destination," but ...
North Korean state media reported on June 26 on the completion ceremony of the Wonsan-Kalma beach resort. It was held on June 25 and attended by leader Kim Jong Un and family members.
Kim Jong Un has unveiled a beach resort equipped with water slides, hotels, restaurants and shopping centres in a move to promote tourism. The North Korean leader was seen relaxing poolside next ...
North Korea just opened a beach resort for 20,000 people. But who will visit?
The Wonsan-Kalma Coastal Tourist Zone, unveiled in a ceremony on June 24, is found on North Korea’s eastern coast.
North Korea is set to inaugurate its long-awaited Wonsan-Kalma beach resort on July 1, aiming to boost tourism. Leader Kim Jong Un envisions the resort, featuring hotels, restaurants, and a water ...
Last year, small groups of Russian tourists visited North Korea for three-day ski holidays at Maskiryong resort, which has been a long-standing tourist attraction since its opening in December 2013.
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