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🍁🌐 Capitalize on Japan’s Autumn Tourism Surge with Ubigi eSIM 🍁🏯 With the breathtaking 𝗞𝗼𝘆𝗼 season, Japan is preparing to welcome millions of international tourists drawn to its stunning red, orange, and golden landscapes. The autumn season alone attracts more than 8 million visitors, with Japan welcoming over 30 million international visitors annually. Top visitor regions: ✅South Korea: Representing 15-20% of international visitors. ✅Taiwan and Hong Kong: Together contributing 20% of total arrivals. ✅Europe: Europeans represent approximately 6% of total visitors, with growing interest in extended cultural stays, particularly from countries like the UK, France, and Germany. ✅United States: Accounting for 5% of travelers. For travel industry partners, integrating Ubigi eSIM into your ancillary offerings presents a valuable opportunity: 📶Enhance customer experience by providing seamless connectivity as soon as travelers arrive in Japan. 💰Boost revenue streams by bundling eSIMs with your travel packages. In today’s digital-first world, Ubigi eSIM is the ideal solution to keep your customers effortlessly connected, no matter where they explore. #Ubigi #eSIM #Japan #Tourism #Koyo #TravelTech #Travel

How Technology Is Revolutionizing Infrastructure Tourism in Japan https://lnkd.in/gD-NpDhj Thanks to creative technologies like projection mapping, the infrastructure tourism niche is becoming more engaging and accessible to a wider audience. 📷 Projection mapping art at the Kamenose Tunnel in Kashiwara City, Osaka Prefecture. (©Sankei by Kotaro Hikono) #projectionmapping #tourism #Japan

Japan, it's time to showcase your allure and secure a prominent place on the list of must-see destinations. The concerns of over-tourism can be allayed, as Japan has the capacity to accommodate high visitor numbers. Beneath the surface, Japan offers a wealth of attractions beyond the well-known cities of Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, Hokkaido, and Okinawa. Japan consists of 47 prefectures, each boasting distinctive attractions. Given its substantial size, it can accommodate over 3 million tourists monthly. It is advisable to look beyond prominent landmarks such as Mt. Fuji, Niseko's ski resorts, and Osaka's Glico man to explore the country's hidden gems. https://lnkd.in/gERjWdR8 #andrewtanatomisingapore #theatomiway #atomi #JapanGuru #japan #japaneseyen

Japan's "Zombie Shinkansen" not only showcases a thrilling new attraction but also highlights Japan’s forward-thinking approach to experiential tourism. Events like these breathe life into the country's famed Shinkansen system, drawing tourists seeking unique experiences that go beyond traditional sightseeing. With the demand for innovative attractions rising, this event taps into the booming popularity of Halloween in Japan, blending entertainment, culture, and adventure. For JR Central, initiatives like the Zombie Shinkansen demonstrate a strategy to diversify tourism offerings, creating memorable and shareable experiences for both domestic and international visitors. This aligns seamlessly with Japan's broader tourism goals to rejuvenate travel post-pandemic and solidify its position as a leader in experiential tourism. Our clients can't wait to explore unforgettable events like this and discover new sides of Japan that leave a lasting impression. #ExperientialMarketing, #TourismInnovation, #EventMarketing, #JapanTravel, #HalloweenEvents, #ImmersiveExperiences #TravelIndustry #ExperientialTourism #TravelInnovation #ImmersiveExperience #JapanTravel #mtj #mtjtravel

160 Yen Well, that mark got broken today, back down, below 160, but still. At the same time, tourists are overunning the country's hotspots. On a walk last night in Minato-ku, we saw group after group of foreign tourists taking selfies of anything that moved (ok, mainly Tokyo Tower but still) The solution? Higher-end tourists, people will money to burn. As the article states, Japan is primed for luxury tourism. Except it isn't. The infrastructure is simply not there, spotty wi-fi, mislabeled menus, hotel directions, everything. High-flying tourists expect to be pampered and have little patience and outside of the 5-star hotels in Tokyo, this will be a tough road ahead. 1% of tourists driving 14% of tourist dollars (like a reverse 80/20 rule), is a great target, but will be costly and difficult. However, with all the foreign money pouring into Japanese companies, perhaps things will be sped up a little more than usual and this opportunity can be captured. The Japan Times #tourism #highrollers #japantourism https://lnkd.in/gDUBSAFP

Overtourism is a real issue. You really can have too much of a good thing. Japan is facing it, Thailand is getting concerned about it, and now Spain is feeling it too. Want to plan for integrated resorts and tens of millions of tourists? Get your house in order first. #howibuiltanintegratedresort

Japan is experiencing an unprecedented surge in tourism, driven by the yen's historic low and a global post-pandemic travel boom. In the first five months of this year, over 14.5 million visitors arrived, marking a 70% increase from last year and potentially surpassing 2019's record of 31 million. Tourists, particularly from South Korea, China, Taiwan, and the U.S., are flocking to Japan for its affordability and attractions, spending a record ¥1.75 trillion in the first quarter. Despite rising hotel prices, Japan remains a cost-effective destination compared to other major cities, though the influx is straining local infrastructure.

Japan is experiencing an unprecedented surge in tourism, driven by the yen's historic low and a global post-pandemic travel boom. In the first five months of this year, over 14.5 million visitors arrived, marking a 70% increase from last year and potentially surpassing 2019's record of 31 million. Tourists, particularly from South Korea, China, Taiwan, and the U.S., are flocking to Japan for its affordability and attractions, spending a record ¥1.75 trillion in the first quarter. Despite rising hotel prices, Japan remains a cost-effective destination compared to other major cities, though the influx is straining local infrastructure.