Recently, the Ministry of Culture and Tourism solemnly reminded Chinese tourists to avoid traveling to Japan in the near future. On November 18th, the head of a domestic travel agency specializing in Japanese tourism told a reporter from Nandu N Video that the number of cancelled tourist itineraries has exceeded half, causing many concerns. "The cancellation situation also varies from city to city, with Tokyo as the main destination having a higher number of cancellations. A tourist who was originally scheduled to travel to Japan on November 28th also stated that due to the cancellation of their flight by the airline, they have given up their trip to Japan and have received a full refund for their flight and drinks. We are still observing and hope that the situation will improve in the future.

Tokyo Port Terminal in Japan.
The head of the travel agency stated that the recent situation has had a significant impact on the company's operations, with over half of the tourist itinerary cancellations. Many tourists have voluntarily raised concerns about the current situation, and we respect everyone's opinions. Although there are still some itineraries next week, tourists are still observing
He also mentioned that there are city differences in itinerary cancellations, with Tokyo as the main destination having a larger number of cancellations, while cities such as Hokkaido have a relatively smaller number of cancellations. "Recently, local tourism bureaus in Japan have also come to visit, hoping that we can introduce more guests. In addition, he also stated to Southern Metropolis Daily reporters that due to the increase in independent travelers, the order volume this year was not ideal. If the situation continues for more than six months, travel agencies may face the risk of "closing down".
Ms. Liu, a tourist who was originally scheduled to travel to Japan from November 28th to December 3rd, also told reporters from Southern Metropolis Daily that her China Airlines flight, originally scheduled to return from Tokyo to Chongqing on December 3rd, has been cancelled by the airline. She received notification around 4:00 pm on the 18th. The machine and wine have been fully refunded, and there hasn't been much financial loss except for the visa fee. We are still observing and hoping that the situation can improve in the future
Southern Airlines previously reported that on November 15th, multiple airlines including Air China, China Southern Airlines, and China Eastern Airlines issued relevant notices, announcing special handling plans for tickets related to Japanese routes. For tickets with travel dates before December 31st and meeting relevant conditions, they can be refunded or changed free of charge.
On November 16th, the Ministry of Culture and Tourism issued a message reminding Chinese tourists to avoid traveling to Japan in the near future. On November 17th, several Japanese tourism and consumer stocks experienced significant declines due to the aforementioned factors. The chief currency strategist of Nomura Securities, Japan's largest securities firm, pointed out that if the number of Chinese tourists drops to zero and the situation continues, the yen may even weaken.

Recently, the Ministry of Culture and Tourism solemnly reminded Chinese tourists to avoid traveling to Japan in the near future. On November 18th, the head of a domestic travel agency specializing in Japanese tourism told a reporter from Nandu N Video that the number of cancelled tourist itineraries has exceeded half, causing many concerns. "The cancellation situation also varies from city to city, with Tokyo as the main destination having a higher number of cancellations. A tourist who was originally scheduled to travel to Japan on November 28th also stated that due to the cancellation of their flight by the airline, they have given up their trip to Japan and have received a full refund for their flight and drinks. We are still observing and hope that the situation will improve in the future.

Tokyo Port Terminal in Japan.
The head of the travel agency stated that the recent situation has had a significant impact on the company's operations, with over half of the tourist itinerary cancellations. Many tourists have voluntarily raised concerns about the current situation, and we respect everyone's opinions. Although there are still some itineraries next week, tourists are still observing
He also mentioned that there are city differences in itinerary cancellations, with Tokyo as the main destination having a larger number of cancellations, while cities such as Hokkaido have a relatively smaller number of cancellations. "Recently, local tourism bureaus in Japan have also come to visit, hoping that we can introduce more guests. In addition, he also stated to Southern Metropolis Daily reporters that due to the increase in independent travelers, the order volume this year was not ideal. If the situation continues for more than six months, travel agencies may face the risk of "closing down".
Ms. Liu, a tourist who was originally scheduled to travel to Japan from November 28th to December 3rd, also told reporters from Southern Metropolis Daily that her China Airlines flight, originally scheduled to return from Tokyo to Chongqing on December 3rd, has been cancelled by the airline. She received notification around 4:00 pm on the 18th. The machine and wine have been fully refunded, and there hasn't been much financial loss except for the visa fee. We are still observing and hoping that the situation can improve in the future
Southern Airlines previously reported that on November 15th, multiple airlines including Air China, China Southern Airlines, and China Eastern Airlines issued relevant notices, announcing special handling plans for tickets related to Japanese routes. For tickets with travel dates before December 31st and meeting relevant conditions, they can be refunded or changed free of charge.
On November 16th, the Ministry of Culture and Tourism issued a message reminding Chinese tourists to avoid traveling to Japan in the near future. On November 17th, several Japanese tourism and consumer stocks experienced significant declines due to the aforementioned factors. The chief currency strategist of Nomura Securities, Japan's largest securities firm, pointed out that if the number of Chinese tourists drops to zero and the situation continues, the yen may even weaken.