Beijing-based Young Pioneer Tours said Pyongyang has authorized seven, four-day tours to the port and resort on its east coast from late April though mid October.
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2013/03/06 15:23 KST
N. Korea to resume cruise ship tour between Rajin and Kumgang resort
SEOUL, March 6 (Yonhap) -- North Korea will resume cruise ship tours between its Rajin port and the scenic Mount Kumgang resort, a tour company that specializes in arranging visits to the communist country said Wednesday.
Beijing-based Young Pioneer Tours said Pyongyang has authorized seven, four-day tours to the port and resort on its east coast from late April though mid October.
Beijing-based Young Pioneer Tours said Pyongyang has authorized seven, four-day tours to the port and resort on its east coast from late April though mid October.
