Japan's travel subsidy program

Japan's travel subsidy program

A travel company employee prepares at a shop in Tokyo on Sept. 18, 2020, as bookings under the "Go To Travel" subsidy program start the same day for trips to and from Tokyo. The Japanese government's initiative aimed at stimulating domestic travel hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic was launched nationwide in July, excluding the capital due to a spike in cases.

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