Foreign tourists to pay more as Japan rolls out dual-pricing system


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TOKYO: Foreign visitors heading to Japan should prepare for potentially spending more, as the country is set to introduce a “two-tier” pricing system at major tourist attractions from July.

The policy will set different rates for Japanese citizens and foreign visitors in a bid to tackle over-tourism while generating additional revenue.

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