North Korea will reopen to tourists after a five-year lockdown 'due to the pandemic'
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North Korea will reopen to tourists after five years. This is the first time since the pandemic. However, potential visitors might find limited attractions. The only confirmed destination is the city of Samjiyon, with Pyongyang likely to open soon. Kim Jong-un will allow tourists from various countries, but South Korea is excluded. The U.S. has banned its citizens from visiting. Travel operators from China plan to offer flights starting in December. There’s skepticism about the feasibility of this reopening, with experts doubting real progress will occur.

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