President Moon Jae-in says if North Korea's Kim Jong-un comes to South Korea as promised... he could give him a tour of Hallasan Mountain on Jeju Island.
The President spoke to reporters on Sunday after taking a hike up Mount Bukak just behind his office in Seoul, telling them that he's thinking hard about where to take Kim Jong-un, given the hospitality North Korea showed him.

"We don't have a plan because we don't have a schedule yet. But once we do have a schedule, we will have to base our plan on how long the stay will be. We have an expression, 'from Mount Baekdu to Mount Halla,' so I could give him a tour of Hallasan Mountain if he wants."

Also, with just two months left in the year, President Moon was asked what he plans to focus on,... and he mentioned a set of diplomatic and economic issues.
He said one thing is making sure his peace drive does not fail,... and continuing those efforts with Pyeongyang and Washington is another.
On the economy, the President said he will work to improve people's livelihoods while working to realize his economic initiatives,... like achieving so-called "income-led" growth and promoting innovation and fairness in the economy.