[mrsmith]

The Sun has the story now. https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/6295244/inside-north-koreas-massive-new-holiday-resort-with-three-mile-beach-so-would-you-go/

I take this as another sign NK is coming along.

Though “tourism being one of the few industries not targeted by US sanctions,” OTOH “Wonsan and Kalma airport are also important defence areas, used for large-scale artillery drills and as the launch site for dozens of missile tests in recent years.”

[DoughtyOne]

I agree with your observation.

Seems like a good sign.

[caww]

I just doubt this is intended for tourism alone. One of the complaints investors had about N.Korea was there isn't adequate infrastructure for business nor accommodations for workers/employees. So many wouldn't consider even when Kim had opened for business those few times prior. Also having enough N.Koreans with skill sets so weak you have to bring in outside people to manage etc. So this resort would be likely utilized for some CEOS etc. I can imagine..everything would be right there. P.S. Appreciate so much you link as I believe this project is significant to know of.