World forum on gastronomy tourism

World forum on gastronomy tourism

Photo taken on Dec. 13, 2022, shows booths of Japanese municipalities set up at the venue of the seventh World Forum on Gastronomy Tourism in Nara, western Japan, that opened the same day. The event, the first in Japan and mainly organized by the U.N. World Tourism Organization, will run through Dec. 15, with about 500 people from around 40 countries expected to participate.

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