They see over 300k tourists a year, despite being one of the hardest countries in the world to visit. By comparison, San Diego sees around 600k visitors annually. And I can get there with a $200 plane ticket.
I think you got that wrong. 300k visitors a year is very, very few. For comparison: Our local open-air museum for old farm houses has about 45k visitors a year. And it’s only open in summer.
Their propaganda isn’t remotely strong enough to make NK appealing
Isn’t Pyongyang already a tourist hotspot?
They see over 300k tourists a year, despite being one of the hardest countries in the world to visit. By comparison, San Diego sees around 600k visitors annually. And I can get there with a $200 plane ticket.
You might be off by a few orders of magnitude there
I think you got that wrong. 300k visitors a year is very, very few. For comparison: Our local open-air museum for old farm houses has about 45k visitors a year. And it’s only open in summer.
San Diego says they have about 30 million visitors a year. (https://www.sandiego.org/about/industry-research)
300k tourists is what Hamburg, Germany, does per week in the season (measured by over night stays). And that’s one city and not a country.
And while Hamburg is a nice city, it’s also the place where it rains sideways
Yes, they’re doing quite well. Luxury resorts for affordable costs, film industry, water parks.
Lmfao