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A share of foreigner overnights in Kyoto reach 40% of the total in July 2015

A share of foreigner overnights in Kyoto reach 40% of the total in July 2015

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Overnight foreign travelers from East Asia in Kyoto accounted for 46% of the total in June 2015

Overnight foreign travelers from East Asia in Kyoto accounted for 46% of the total in June 2015

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A share of foreigners’ overnights in Kyoto exceeded 30% for four months in a row

A share of foreigners’ overnights in Kyoto exceeded 30% for four months in a row

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30% of Japanese people say that they want to travel abroad in the New Year holidays if they do not consider cost

30% of Japanese people say that they want to travel abroad in the New Year holidays if they do not consider cost
Expedia Japan says the most bookings for Japan are seen in U.S., and as a whole Shinjyuku is particularly preferred as an area to stay

Expedia Japan says the most bookings for Japan are seen in U.S., and as a whole Shinjyuku is particularly preferred as an area to stay
A Japanese traveler spent 12% more money for domestic travel in Q3 of 2023 than 2019

A Japanese traveler spent 12% more money for domestic travel in Q3 of 2023 than 2019

Total sales of 43 Japanese major travel companies in September 2023 decreased by 27% over 2019

Total sales of 43 Japanese major travel companies in September 2023 decreased by 27% over 2019
Japan’s outbound travel market continued stagnating with a 44% reduction in October 2023 over 2019

Japan’s outbound travel market continued stagnating with a 44% reduction in October 2023 over 2019
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