South China Morning Post (subscription) | North Korea opens borders to foreign tourists after four-month ban over Ebola ... South China Morning Post (subscription) “We're pleased to announce that today marks the first time in more than four months that tourism to North Korea begins to resume as normal,†Nick Bonner, co-founder and director of Koryo Tours told the South China Morning Post. “We are still waiting for absolute confirmation from our partners ... North Korea's decision to set the restrictions despite the lack of any real threat has been a disaster for foreign travel agencies that specialise in bringing tourists to the North. There have been no Ebola cases in Asia, and North ... |
2015-03-03
North Korea opens borders to foreign tourists after four-month ban over Ebola … – South China Morning Post (subscription)
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