North Korea reopens to tourists after 5 years, but Pyongyang remains closed
- North Korea has reopened to tourists for the first time in five years, starting with a group entering the Rason Special Economic Zone on February 20.
- Tourists must be accompanied by an official guide at all times, as North Korea remains one of the world's most repressive regimes with heavy international sanctions due to its nuclear weapons programme.
- North Korea still prohibits tourism in Pyongyang and maintains travel restrictions with an official guide required.
- Relations between North Korea and China have deteriorated, impacting tourism, despite Russian tourists being admitted since February 2024.
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North Korea opens border city of Rason to almost all travelers: Tour agency
North Korea has opened up the northeastern border city of Rason to tourists from China and most other countries, according to a travel agency, marking the first time that non-Russian travelers can visit the DPRK since before the pandemic. Tourists from all countries except the U.S. and South Korea can visit the Rason Special Economic […]
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