Japan Ahead: Trip.com Japan General Manager

The video discusses the impact of resumed foreign tourism on Japan, highlighting a significant increase in outbound and inbound flights. It explores the effect of a weaker yen on travel interest, noting that while it is beneficial, it is not the sole factor driving tourism. The video examines travel restrictions and industry changes during the pandemic, including the Japanese government's 'Go to Travel' program. It analyzes inbound demand and market performance expectations, identifying countries like Korea, Thailand, and the US as showing strong recovery. Finally, it discusses the need for Japan to become more open and welcoming to tourists to ensure future success.

What has been the impact of the resumption of foreign tourist travel to Japan?

• Decrease in outbound flights

• Increase in both outbound and inbound flights

• Only inbound flights increased

• No change in travel patterns

How does the weaker yen affect travel interest in Japan?

• It discourages travel to Japan

• It contributes but is not the only factor

• It has no impact on travel interest

• It is the sole factor driving interest

What is the 'Go to Travel' program?

• A program to restrict travel

• A policy to increase taxes on travel

• A campaign to promote international travel

• A government initiative to boost domestic tourism

Which countries are showing strong recovery in travel interest to Japan?

• Brazil and Argentina

• Korea, Thailand, and Vietnam

• Russia and Ukraine

• Australia and New Zealand

What change is most needed for Japan to succeed in attracting tourists?

• Reduce the number of flights

• Increase travel restrictions

• Focus only on domestic tourism

• Adopt a more welcoming attitude