North Korea under the leadership of Kim Jong Un is set to reopen its borders for foreign tourists, starting with the northeastern city of Samjiyon in December. What Happened: The reclusive nation is preparing to welcome back international tourists, as per tour companies, reported Reuters. This move signifies a shift in North Korea’s strict COVID-19 border controls. “We have received confirmation from our local partner that tourism to Samjiyon and likely the rest of the country will officially resume in December 2024,” said Beijing-based Koryo Tours on its website. International flights to and …
