North Korea will allow non-Russian tourists to visit Pyongyang for the first time in over five years to compete in its premier international marathon, according to one of the event’s partners.
DPRK-focused travel agency Koryo Tours announced on Monday that it is accepting applications for the Pyongyang International Marathon scheduled for April 6, after the organizing committee confirmed that the event will go ahead.
North Korea will allow non-Russian tourists to visit Pyongyang for the first time in over five years to compete in its premier international marathon, according to one of the event’s partners.
DPRK-focused travel agency Koryo Tours announced on Monday that it is accepting applications for the Pyongyang International Marathon scheduled for April 6, after the organizing committee confirmed that the event will go ahead.
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