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Japan to lift restrictions on foreign tourists
Japan hasn’t welcomed foreign visitors for the last two years and a half due to the Coronavirus pandemic. Now, the government has decided to welcome inbound travelers without any restrictions or requirements. This is good news for travelers who want to take advantage of the currency exchange rate. Indeed, the Japanese yen is now the cheapest against the US dollar in the last two decades. Also, hotel rooms, foods, and things in Japan are cheaper compared with other developed countries because of the long-lasting deflation. And Japan’s travel and hospitality industries are desperate to do business with foreign travelers.
As covered in Vol.3822, Hong Kong has also eased the quarantine requirements to make it easier to enter this popular business and tourist destination, but there still are restrictions and requirements for incoming travelers. If you’re interested in visiting an East Asian country, which country would you choose?
Enjoy reading the article about Japan’s 180-degree change in its travel policy.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-63003802
Japan to lift restrictions on foreign tourists
Japan hasn’t welcomed foreign visitors for the last two years and a half due to the Coronavirus pandemic. Now, the government has decided to welcome inbound travelers without any restrictions or requirements. This is good news for travelers who want to take advantage of the currency exchange rate. Indeed, the Japanese yen is now the cheapest against the US dollar in the last two decades. Also, hotel rooms, foods, and things in Japan are cheaper compared with other developed countries because of the long-lasting deflation. And Japan’s travel and hospitality industries are desperate to do business with foreign travelers.
As covered in Vol.3822, Hong Kong has also eased the quarantine requirements to make it easier to enter this popular business and tourist destination, but there still are restrictions and requirements for incoming travelers. If you’re interested in visiting an East Asian country, which country would you choose?
Enjoy reading the article about Japan’s 180-degree change in its travel policy.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-63003802
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