Japan National Tourism Organisation (JNTO)

After more than two years of closed borders, Japan has reopened its borders to foreign tourists.

Luxury comes easily to Japan. Otherworldly landscapes and cosmopolitan cities provide the perfect backdrop to a culture where tradition is revered and aesthetics deeply appreciated.…

Spotless, efficient and on time - these words perfectly describe what makes trains in Japan so special.

Nine Japanese exhibitors are preparing to showcase their finest at AIME, including representatives from Japan National Tourism Organisation (JNTO), Chiba, Hiroshima, Tokyo, Kitakyushu, Kobe,…

A survey by the Japan Tourism Agency in 2019 revealed that eating Japanese food and tasting Japanese saké was among the activities prospective visitors to Japan looked forward to the most.

The Hachinohe Area is a region in the southeast Aomori Prefecture made up of the city of Hachinohe and seven towns in the surrounding area.

Japan’s northernmost main island of Hokkaido is well known for its world-class powder snow, delicious food and unspoiled nature.

Japan’s Ishikawa prefecture has a thriving traditional craft scene that’s been nurtured for generations.

After Japan reopened its borders for short-term business travellers and international students earlier this month, the Keidanren, also known as the Japanese Business Federation, has been…

Japan offers a wide range of accommodation types in both Japanese and Western styles.

The Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO) has launched a new campaign to inspire and showcase the diversity of the destination.

The long wait is finally over! Japan is reopening its borders to international travellers as the nation’s health ministry has eased the entry restrictions for travellers to the country.…

The Agency for Cultural Affairs, in cooperation with the Japan National Tourism Organization, proudly unveiled a completely redesigned Japan Heritage website with additional special…

Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO) launches a new insider guide to Japan categorized into seven themes that will motivate tourists.

Japan is suffering another spike of COVID-19 infections that even the island paradise of Okinawa is under a state of emergency. The fourth wave, once again, raised concerns on the upcoming…

Japan Tourism has announced plans to set up an office in Dubai this year, as part of its strategic efforts to achieve the government’s goal of welcoming 60 million international visitors by…

Japan is well-known for its extensive and incredibly efficient transportation network. It is renowned for its quirky line-up of fun, and creative themed trains.

After the huge spike of coronavirus cases over the holidays, Japan has declared a state of emergency in Tokyo and the surrounding prefectures of Kanagawa, Saitama, and Chiba.

Once again, the Japanese government is considering lifting travel restrictions for international tourists in the spring of 2021.

Despite the increasing number of COVID-19 cases, the Japanese government plans to keep funding GoTo Travel campaign to promote domestic tourism.

Approximately 15,000 athletes will take part in the Olympic Games, but this number is expected to rise up to 70,000 or 80,000 if we include the spectators.

The country is reportedly toying with the idea of reopening for international tourists in spring 2021 ahead of the once postponed Tokyo Olympic Games.

As a way to kickstart tourism, some countries are handing out incentives in terms of vouchers or discounts to encourage people to travel.

After imposing an entry ban to 159 countries, Japan is finally reopening in October, according to several reports citing government sources.

This year, the UK’s biggest free Japanese event, Japan Matsuri, will be going virtual for the first time.

After months of travel ban to over 150 countries, Japan is slowly easing its travel restrictions starting with a travel bubble with several Asian countries.

Starting 18 September, Japan and Singapore will open ‘green lane’ for business and official travel.

Keen to learn about the JAPAN Best Incentive Travel Awards, especially under a global pandemic, I spoke to Camila Cortea of the Japan Convention Bureau MICE department about the purpose of…

As the trend towards adventure and outdoor travel grows, coupled with the increased desire for adrenaline-filled activities.

The Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO) has launched a new global campaign to showcase the diversity of Japan as a destination and to inspire travel - when possible.

Matthew Joslin, marketing and communications manager, Japan National Tourism Organization, debunked three of the most popular views about Japan.

We are aware of the benefits of sunlight such as boosting one’s immune system and improving one’s mental health that is why it is recommended to get a few minutes of sunshine daily.

With new cases currently on the decline, Japan will be balancing safety and hygiene with getting people within Japan back to enjoying what their beautiful country has to offer.

Visit Gifu has launched a video content series allowing travellers currently in quarantine to explore the region with a new video released each week.

Japan National Tourism Organisation (JNTO) announced the launch of new e-learning platform designed to aid the training and development of agents across a growing product base. The…

Steeped in legend and culture, the bejewelled seascape of the Seto Inland Sea is one of Japan’s hidden secrets. Comprising seven prefectures and thousands of islands, Setouchi is the perfect…

While travellers worldwide are self-isolating, the Japan National Tourism Organisation (JNTO) is encouraging people to satisfy their wanderlust remotely by providing virtual experiences…