Singapore airport launches campaign to woo tourists back to Japan

Singapore airport launches campaign to woo tourists back to Japan

SINGAPORE, Singapore - Singapore's Changi Airport launches a campaign on July 15. 2011, to help restore the tourism flow to Japan, which has been languishing since the March 11 earthquake and tsunami disaster.

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