Don't take this North Korea guidebook with you, warns publisher

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Don't take this North Korea guidebook with you, warns publisher
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PARIS: A French publisher has produced a rare guide to North Korea, highlighting its history, cultural wealth and beautiful landscapes but ...

PARIS: A French publisher has produced a rare guide to North Korea, highlighting its history, cultural wealth and beautiful landscapes but advising tourists not to take the politically sensitive book with them.

"There are a lot of people that are interested in this country be it for nuclear and military reasons, but also economically so ... it's important to provide information," said Dominique Auzias, president of the Petit Fute, which publishes some 800 guides."As it's a country that's closed and forbidden everybody dreams of going there," he said.Some 400 French tourists visit the country each year with trips costing about €2,000 .

In some cases however they respond to requests and Auzias said the guide helps people decide what they would like to see.

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