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The most popular overseas destination among Japanese travelers is Hawaii in this summer - H.I.S. booking status

The most popular overseas destination among Japanese travelers is Hawaii in this summer - H.I.S. booking status

#BookingTrend #HIS
KAYAK, a Priceline Group, develops its full-scale meta-search business in the Japan market

KAYAK, a Priceline Group, develops its full-scale meta-search business in the Japan market

#meta-search
The ratio of Japanese travelers with desires to stay in eco-friendly lodgings is 39%, the lowest among the target countries

The ratio of Japanese travelers with desires to stay in eco-friendly lodgings is 39%, the lowest among the target countries

#TravelTrend #Bookingcom
JTB forecasts Japanese overseas travelers in this summer vacation period may increase by 3.4% year on year

JTB forecasts Japanese overseas travelers in this summer vacation period may increase by 3.4% year on year

#OutboundTravelFromJapan #JTB #BookingTrend
International guest nights continued double-digit growth in May 2017

International guest nights continued double-digit growth in May 2017

#InboundTravelInJapan #Hotel
Japanese desires to travel overseas heighten, and the most desirable destination is Hawaii - Recruit survey

Japanese desires to travel overseas heighten, and the most desirable destination is Hawaii - Recruit survey

#OutboundTravelFromJapan #TravelTrend
The most popular domestic destination for Japanese in the summer 2017 on jalan.net is continuously Hokkaido

The most popular domestic destination for Japanese in the summer 2017 on jalan.net is continuously Hokkaido

#DomesticTravel #BookingTrend
Top reason for traveling alone is ‘I can be myself with no consideration to others

Top reason for traveling alone is ‘I can be myself with no consideration to others

#TravelTrend #Expedia
Japanese overseas travelers were up 6.6% to 1.32 million in May 2017

Japanese overseas travelers were up 6.6% to 1.32 million in May 2017

#JapaneseOverseasTravelerResult
International visitors’ guest nights in Japan showed the first double-digit growth in April 2017 in the last year

International visitors’ guest nights in Japan showed the first double-digit growth in April 2017 in the last year

#InboundTravelInJapan
Majority of Japanese travelers choose restaurants in Japan on a hit or miss basis - JTB survey

Majority of Japanese travelers choose restaurants in Japan on a hit or miss basis - JTB survey

#JTB #BookingTrend
Seventy percent of Japanese overseas FIT books their travels online, outnumbering real agencies

Seventy percent of Japanese overseas FIT books their travels online, outnumbering real agencies

#OutboundTravelFromJapan #BookingTrend
Japanese cruise travelers reached record-high 248,000 with an increase in short-term cruises in 2016

Japanese cruise travelers reached record-high 248,000 with an increase in short-term cruises in 2016

#cruise
Japanese senior generation prefers traveling with grand children to traveling with children

Japanese senior generation prefers traveling with grand children to traveling with children

#JTB #MarketTrend
Japanese overseas travelers were up 0.8% to 1.26 million in April 2017

Japanese overseas travelers were up 0.8% to 1.26 million in April 2017

#JapaneseOverseasTravelerResult
The strongest decisive factor to choose a luxury city hotel is recommendations from family or friends

The strongest decisive factor to choose a luxury city hotel is recommendations from family or friends

#Hotel #BookingTrend
Expedia survey on in-flight manners shows that one-third of Japanese do not recline a seat during a flight

Expedia survey on in-flight manners shows that one-third of Japanese do not recline a seat during a flight

#TravelTrend #Expedia
Forty percent prefer to get rest in home in the Golden Week holiday period - BIGLOBE survey

Forty percent prefer to get rest in home in the Golden Week holiday period - BIGLOBE survey

#DailyLifeInJapan
Japanese overseas travelers were up 12.1% to 1.74 million in March 2017

Japanese overseas travelers were up 12.1% to 1.74 million in March 2017

#JapaneseOverseasTravelerResult
JAL PAK starts dealing with vacation rental in Okinawa in tie-ups with STAY JAPAN

JAL PAK starts dealing with vacation rental in Okinawa in tie-ups with STAY JAPAN

#VacationRental

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Online spending for travel in Japan by households of two or more people was up 20% to 6,600 yen in March 2026
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Barriers to Travel Among Japanese People in their 60s: 25% Cite Pet Care, 22% Caregiving

Barriers to Travel Among Japanese People in their 60s: 25% Cite Pet Care, 22% Caregiving
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