The Japanese government announced that it will reopen the entry of tourists from June 1. All Hong Kong people can be exempted from testing and quarantine upon entry, but they must undergo nucleic acid testing 72 hours before departure, and initially they can only travel with tour groups.
The incident immediately aroused heated discussions among netizens. Which place do Hong Kong people think of traveling the most?
Do you still have any concerns about traveling abroad?
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Since the Japanese government announced on May 17 that it would allow small tour groups from the United States, Australia, Thailand and Singapore to enter, the online discussion in Hong Kong has risen sharply, and the number of positive posts the next day has increased significantly. Open to Hong Kong people.
The following analysis of online posts related to outbound travel from May 18 to May 26, from Facebook, Instagram and discussion forums, with a total of 1,289 main posts and 13,000 replies, the results show that the popularity of Japanese tourism is the highest, followed by United States and Thailand.
At present, many European and American countries have relaxed entry restrictions, and Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia and other places can also enter without quarantine, but the travel hotspots of Hong Kong people such as Japan, South Korea and Taiwan have not been fully closed.
Comparing the posts of netizens discussing travel in various places, Australia has the highest proportion of positive posts, and Japan has the highest proportion of negative posts. It is believed that the main reason is that Hong Kong is not among the first places to open entry in Japan.
In the most popular posts on the discussion forum, many netizens discussed measures such as returning to Hong Kong for isolation, quarantine, and vaccination requirements. "If I go back to Hong Kong one day, I will be quarantined and I won't travel for one day. The cost is so much more expensive." At the same time, some netizens pointed out that "the hardest-hit areas are not going to live for the time being."
