I Korea ma le Alofa. Tele o le lalolagi na ala i luga ia Setema 18th i le fiafia talafou o taitai o North ma South Korea sa feiloai i Pyongyang. O le auala i le filemu e masani ona umi ma faigata, ma taʻaloga ma taʻaloga turisi aʻoaʻo mai ia i tatou e leai se mea e maua e aunoa ma le faʻataʻitaʻi ma ulu ulu. Afai o taʻaloga tafafao maimoa e mafai ona fesoasoani i tagata o Korea e faia laʻasaga latalata i le filemu, o lona uiga o le lalolagi atoa o fafo mai o se manumalo.

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Much of the world awoke on September 18th to the hopeful news that the leaders of North and South Korea were meeting in Pyongyang.
The road to peace is often long and arduous, and sports and sports tourism teaches us that nothing is gained without practice and headwork.
If sports tourism can help the peoples of Korea to take steps closer to peace, then the entire world comes out as a winner.