North Korea's border city of Rason is now closed to foreign tourists after a group of 13 international visitors were allowed entry for the first time in five years. Tour operators, including Koryo Tours and Young Pioneer Tours, have announced the suspension of all trips to the area, urging potential tourists to delay their plans. Prior to the pandemic, tourism was a key foreign currency earner for the isolated nation. This recent suspension reflects ongoing uncertainties as North Korea navigates post-COVID travel restrictions.
The recent closure of North Korea's Rason city to foreign tourists highlights the fragile nature of the country's tourism sector, which had only recently begun reopening.
Tour operators are advising potential travelers to postpone plans for North Korea visits amid the suspension of tours to Rason, signaling uncertainty in the region's tourism.
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