To Japan, in October 2022, the number of international visitors have increased to almost 500,000, the first month it completely reopened to visitors from abroad after remaining closed for more than two year, more than doubling the volume from September. …

Japan has long been a leading force for research and development in many major and micro industries – from engineering and pharmaceuticals to robotics – and also has a strong academic community with a driven spirit as evidenced by its 26 Nobel Prize winners in areas such as physics, chemistry, and medicine.

Japan is striving to make inbound tourism get back to pre-pandemic levels by 2025. Travel demand is expected to go back in keeping with an upturn in global air traffic. In its objectives for 2025, presented by the Japan Tourism …

ANA holdings INC. today reports its financial results for the six months ended September 30, 2022. In the first six months of fiscal year 2022 (April 1, 2022 – September 30, 2022; hereinafter the “six months ended September 30, 2022”), …

Japan has dismissed its limit on daily arrivals and its prohibition on individual, non-prearranged tours, since it is looking to resurrect its stressed inbound tourism sector by relaxing its COVID-19 border control measures. Besides taking away the 50,000-person entry limit …

As Japan prepares its long-anticipated full-scale tourism reopening for October 11, independent travellers can look forward to celebrating the quiet beauty of Kyoto and other popular destinations in the Land of the Rising Sun. Ahead of the country easing its …

Like other countries of the world, the tourism industry of Japan was affected by the pandemic in the worst ways. However relief is in sight. The government is hoped to raise the tight border restrictions of the country very soon. …

Japan’s decision to fully reopen its borders for tourists once again commencing from September 7, presents a huge scope for hotels and inbound tourism service providers all around the world to seize Japanese tourists once more. Alex Barros, the Director …

Satoshi Seino, the president of the Japan National Tourism Organization, voiced his wish to attain retrieval concerning the number of incoming tourists after Japan started relaxing its COVID-19 border constraints. Seino opined that it is time to make a fresh …

Japan is evaluating its border control strategy of keeping day-to-day entries under 50,000 and will remove it in the near future. The Japan government will relax other restrictions at the same time including requirement of a visa and the obligation …