Hotels and stores in Japan suffer amid cancellations by Chinese tourists


Many Japanese tourism businesses are concerned that the situation could drag on as the Lunar New Year holiday in February approaches. - The Japan News/ANN

TOKYO: The Chinese government’s advisory against travelling to Japan has severely blunted the growth in Chinese visitors to the nation, hurting sales at Japanese department stores and causing a flood of cancellations at hotels in tourist areas.

Many tourism businesses are concerned that the situation could drag on as the Lunar New Year holiday in February approaches.

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