SEOUL -- President Moon Jae-in is pulling out all the stops ahead of a possible visit by North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to South Korea, booking him a five-star hotel room, arranging a ride on a KTX bullet train and making plans for a trip to a resort island.
Moon, who traveled to Pyongyang to meet Kim in September, has made a reciprocal offer for the dictator to visit Seoul. It is now up to Kim whether he becomes the first leader of the reclusive state to travel south, ahead of a potential second summit with U.S. President Donald Trump early next year.
