Whilst it is illegal for journalists to travel to North Korea in an undercover capacity, it is still completely possible for media and film crews to visit the country – to which Michael Palin’s recent trip, facilitated by Koryo Tours, attests.
At Young Pioneer Tours, we have a storied and unique history in facilitating media trips to the DPRK. In 2013 we brought the blogger Overland TV into North Korea to do a segment on the country, and in 2015 we brought the Hong Kong broadcaster TVB to do a travel show on North Korea.
Outside of North Korea we have been involved in producing movies in a great many diverse places, from the Inner Mongolian ghost city of Kangbashi in China, to the shores of the Adriatic in Albania.
It was through these projects that we entered into the joint venture of Pioneer Media, the aim of which was to be the mirror to Young Pioneer Tours on the filming front.
“Filming in destinations your mother would rather you stayed away from”: it may not actually be as simple as that, but our position at the forefront of adventure travel and our contacts in some of the hardest places to reach on earth does leave us uniquely positioned to offer shooting locations that others quite simply do not have access to.
It is with this in mind that we’re able to guarantee that, for the right project and the right applicants, North Korea is very much open for business when it comes to filming on location there. Nobody is better positioned to facilitate this – at the best possible price – than Young Pioneer Tours and Pioneer Media.
Check out our extensive online information and contact us if you have any queries at all. Broach new frontiers with Young Pioneer Tours and Pioneer Media!
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