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Tabelog expands services to improve dining for tourists visiting Japan

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Restaurant search and reservation service Tabelog is expanding its offerings to cater more effectively to international tourists visiting Japan. As part of its 20th anniversary initiatives, the platform aims to resolve common challenges faced by foreign travellers, such as difficulty in finding suitable restaurants and navigating reservation systems. With Japan setting a target of 60 million inbound tourists by 2030, and the 2025 Osaka-Kansai Ex…
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Tabelog expands services to improve dining for tourists visiting Japan

Restaurant search and reservation service Tabelog is expanding its offerings to cater more effectively to international tourists visiting Japan. As part of its 20th anniversary initiatives, the platform aims to resolve common challenges faced by foreign travellers, such as difficulty in finding suitable restaurants and navigating reservation systems. With Japan setting a target of 60 million inbound tourists by 2030, and the 2025 Osaka-Kansai Ex…

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