The success of the Kim-Trump summit scheduled to be held later this month in Hanoi, Vietnam could open up the possibility of South Korea resuming tours to North Korea's Geumgangsan Mountain.<br /> That's according to Bae Kook-hwan , CEO of Hyundai Asan, a Hyundai subsidiary set up to deal with inter-Korean businesses.<br />He was speaking Saturday after visiting the North Korean tour site for two days.<br />Bae said the facilities at Geumgangsan are fairly decent but since they've been closed for more than a decade, they'd need repairs before tours could resume.<br />The tour program at Geumgangsan was suspended in 2008 after a South Korean tourist was shot dead near the resort. <br />
