North Korea adopted a new law on “revitalizing” and “expanding” the tourism industry on Wednesday, in a sign that the country may be gearing up to allow in foreign tourists after over three years of pandemic border closures.

In a plenary meeting chaired by Choe Ryong Hae, the senior leadership of North Korea’s rubber-stamp parliament also passed new laws on elections, state commendations for those who perform “distinguished feats,” production labor, prosecution bodies and the circulation of commodities, state media reported Thursday.