North Korea Prepares to Reopen for Tourism
DPRK Set to Allow First Group of Tourists in 2024
Adventure Travel Company Leading the Way
After a prolonged closure due to the COVID-19 pandemic and international sanctions, North Korea is poised to welcome back tourists from around the globe. According to recent announcements, the first group of travelers is expected to arrive in the country in 2024.
Leading the charge in this historic reopening is Koryo Tours, a long-standing adventure travel company specializing in North Korean itineraries. With over three decades of experience operating in the DPRK, Koryo Tours offers unparalleled access to the enigmatic country's attractions.
One of the most highly anticipated tours is the "DPRK Classic New Year's Eve Special," which will provide an opportunity to witness the countdown to 2025 in the capital city of Pyongyang. This unforgettable package includes visits to iconic landmarks, cultural experiences, and the chance to witness a vibrant fireworks display.
For budget-conscious travelers, Koryo Tours also offers "Ultra Budget" tours that start and finish in Dandong, the Chinese border town to North Korea. These tours provide an affordable way to explore the highlights of the DPRK, including stops in Pyongyang and the historic city of Kaesong.
Despite the recent easing of travel restrictions, it is important to note that U.S. passport holders are still prohibited from visiting North Korea. This ban has been in place since 2017 and remains in effect indefinitely.
As North Korea prepares to welcome tourists once again, it is recommended that travelers exercise caution and follow all safety guidelines. North Korea is a heavily controlled country with unique rules and regulations, so it is crucial to respect local customs and laws.
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