Kinki Nippon Tourist, Nippon Travel agree to merge

Kinki Nippon Tourist, Nippon Travel agree to merge

TOKYO, Japan - Photo shows the headquarters of Kinki Nippon Tourist Co. in the Kanda district of Tokyo's Chiyoda Ward. Kinki Nippon Tourist and Nippon Travel Agency Co. have agreed in principle to merge in January 2003, sources close to the deal said Jan. 18. The companies are Japan's second- and third-largest travel agencies respectively.

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