Travel subsidy campaign

Travel subsidy campaign

Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism Minister Kazuyoshi Akaba holds a press conference in Tokyo on Oct. 13, 2020, announcing a plan to increase the budget for the state-sponsored "Go To Travel" subsidy campaign to buoy coronavirus-hit domestic tourism in response to fund shortages at some travel agencies.

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  • 2020/10/13 12:01:43
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