Chinese Tourists Pivot to South Korea, Thailand Amid Japan Travel Ban
Chinese tourists redirected winter travel from Japan following Beijing's Nov. 14 travel warning, boosting South Korea bookings by over 240%, with Thailand and Russia also gaining.
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Korea competes with Thailand, Russia as Chinese tourists reroute from Japan
With rising tensions between China and Japan disrupting travel plans, Chinese tourists are actively seeking alternative destinations for their winter getaways. While South Korea hopes to capitalize on this diverted tourist flow, it faces fierce competition from popular hotspots like Thailand, Russia and other destinations, according to travel industry officials. The diplomatic spat began when Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi suggested pote…
Is China’s don’t-go-to-Japan warning affecting tourist crowds in Shibuya’s Don Quijote?
We assess the political fallout at one of Tokyo’s biggest tourist hotspots. On the evening of 26 November, the Chinese Embassy in Tokyo issued a call on social media for people to refrain from travelling to Japan. The announcement came two weeks after the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs first called for travel restrictions, citing “deteriorating security conditions in Japan” as the reason. In response, on 21 November, the Japanese Ministry o…
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