A total of 152,300 North Koreans visited the neighboring country last year, up 31 percent from 2010, according to the Voice of America, which quoted data from the China National Tourism Administration.
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2012/02/10 10:48 KST
Largest-ever number of N. Koreans visited China in 2011: report
SEOUL, Feb. 10 (Yonhap) -- A record number of North Koreans visited China in 2011, with the majority arriving for employment or business purposes, a U.S. radio station said Friday, citing official data.
A total of 152,300 North Koreans visited the neighboring country last year, up 31 percent from 2010, according to the Voice of America, which quoted data from the China National Tourism Administration.
A total of 152,300 North Koreans visited the neighboring country last year, up 31 percent from 2010, according to the Voice of America, which quoted data from the China National Tourism Administration.
