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Japan sets new monthly visitor record in April, Chinese arrivals surge 43.4%

05/23/2025|1 years ago

Japan may surpass 40 million annual visitors for the first time if the current growth continues.

Osaka set to break record for Chinese tourist arrivals

05/19/2025|1 years ago

From January to March 2025, the number of visitors from mainland China increased by 90% year-on-year.

The first travelers misled by AI are coming home disappointed

05/13/2026|5 months ago

Vague prompts can send AI-generated itineraries wildly off course.

Budget airlines fuel early summer surge in Okinawa tourism

05/16/2025|1 years ago

Okinawa attracted approximately 9.66 million visitors in 2024.

Japan's foreign visa issuance surges 73% in 2024, with Chinese nationals accounting for 70%

05/12/2025|1 years ago

Visa issuance has recovered to about 90% of the record-high level seen in 2019 before the pandemic.

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04/28/2026|5 months ago

Despite rising risks, Chinese travel to Japan surges ahead of May holiday

04/23/2025|1 years ago

The number of Chinese tourists visiting Japan is expected to increase by 15% year-on-year.

Trump wrecks U.S. tourism

04/11/2025|1 years ago

In the first quarter of this year, bookings for Chinese tourists traveling to the U.S. decreased by more than 40% year-on-year.

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