Four-day trip to visit North Korean attractions such as the Hotel of Doom & a Stalinist era railway station sells out ...Middle East

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THERE’S nothing like a holiday by the seaside, on the ski slopes — or enjoying a tour of a totalitarian regime’s vanity projects. But that’s just what tourists to North Korea can expect. AlamyThere’s nothing like a holiday by the seaside, on the ski slopes — or enjoying a tour of a totalitarian regime’s vanity projects[/caption] AlamySunbathers may be put off by barbed wire on the beaches intended to deter invasion by bitter enemy South Korea[/caption] A four-day trip to the closed state next month is sold out. Travellers will be able to visit Kim Il Sung Square in capital Pyongyang, where rallies of up to 100,000 party faithful are held, the unfinished Ryugyong Hotel, known a

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