North Koreans are "not interested" in entering the country, according to a commentary published by state media.

North Koreans are swimming and playing at a new beach resort that the country is touting as a boost for tourism.

The shift to put Chinese media on the blacklist is another signal of strained China-North Korea relations. North Korea Expands Media Ban to Include Chinese Films – The Diplomat All Sections Search ...

North Koreans swam, rode water park slides and enjoyed other water activities at a newly opened mammoth beach resort, state ...

The Wonsan-Kalma beach resort is North Korea's biggest tourist site. KCNA said North Korea will begin service for domestic ...

North Korea will open a tourist site on its east coast next week that it called a prelude to a new era in its tourism ...

SEOUL: South Korea plans to lift its decades-long ban on public access to North Korean television, newspapers and other publications as part of its efforts to promote mutual understanding between ...

Prior to the 2017 travel ban, thousands of U.S. nationals – including many Korean Americans – traveled annually to North Korea without incident, playing an important role in citizen diplomacy ...

North Korea to begin admitting foreign tourists ... "We can only have peace when this travel ban is lifted," Cathi Choi, ... an international media group and leading digital publisher.

The United States extended its ban on travel to North Korea for the ninth year in a row, a federal notice showed, citing "imminent danger" posed by any trips to the authoritarian state.

Plans for North Korea's mega resort ... resort which can accommodate nearly 20,000 people, state media reported on Wednesday. Despite restrictions which largely ban foreign tourists from ...