Japan travel industry takes major blow

Japan Travel

The travel industry in Japan has had to take a hit due to the earthquake and tsunami. Airlines from all over the world have cut back flights to Japan with travel demand to the country falling rapidly. American Airlines is now reducing flights to Japan, with an announcement that two of six daily flights to Japan will be suspended from April 6th.

Other international airlines like Delta and Qantas have also announced a reduction in capacity to Japan. Travel demand has mainly been falling due to fears of further aftershocks and a radiation on Japan’s north-east coast. Japan’s national carrier Japan Airlines announced earlier this week that passenger numbers on its international routes had fallen 25% since 11th March

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