North Korea opens massive beach resort, eyes Russian tourists
North Korea unveiled a sprawling east coast resort, state media said Wednesday, a pet project of leader Kim Jong Un set to host Russian visitors this month. Dubbed "North Korea’s Waikiki" by South Korean media, the Wonsan Kalma area can hold 20,000 people and was touted as a "world-class" destination.
North Korea unveiled a sprawling east coast resort, state media said Wednesday, a pet project of leader Kim Jong Un set to host Russian visitors this month. Dubbed "North Korea’s Waikiki" by South Korean media, the Wonsan Kalma area can hold 20,000 people and was touted as a "world-class" destination.
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