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China's travel ban shift to Japan, sparked by PM's remarks, caused 540K flight cancellations and tourism losses.
Japan’s tourism industry is experiencing a sharp decline this winter after Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s remarks prompted Chinese travelers to reconsider visits.
Over 540,000 Japan-bound flights have been canceled since November 15, with Chinese airlines offering free changes or refunds.
Demand has shifted to South Korea, Thailand, and Southeast Asia, where visa-free policies and promotions have boosted bookings.
Domestic travel in China has also risen.
Government travel alerts citing safety and geopolitical concerns have reinforced the shift.
Hokkaido and other regions are feeling the economic impact, with experts warning a potential 0.36% GDP drop due to the loss of China’s high-spending tourists, Japan’s top inbound group.
El cambio de la prohibición de viajes de China a Japón, provocado por los comentarios del Primer Ministro, causó 540K cancelaciones de vuelos y pérdidas de turismo.