
North Korea temporarily closes border until further notice – Coronavirus precaution
As of Wednesday the 22nd of January, 2020, the DPRK will temporarily close its borders to all foreign tourists as a precaution to the Coronavirus.
Whilst the current border closure time is undefined we have been reassured by the Korean authorities that once preventionary measures against Coronavirus have been instituted they intend to reopen the border. We hope this will come sooner rather than later.
As such we are still taking bookings for upcoming tours and will continue to update our customers. We will post regular updates on our Facebook, Instagram and Twitter as well as by email to anyone who has booked or is in the booking process for a DPRK tour.
Related: the coronavirus panic: has North Korea closed its borders before?
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