Japan will relax entry restrictions from June 10 and announce that Hong Kong is currently listed as a low-risk "blue" area. Hong Kong people and tour groups entering for sightseeing can be exempted from testing and quarantine.
As soon as the news came out, it aroused heated discussions among netizens, and the popularity of air ticket searches also rose sharply for a while. Seeing the focus of the Internet in the last day, netizens were really concerned about one thing.
After the news was announced on the evening of yesterday (26th), the search volume of Google Hong Kong "Japan" immediately increased sharply, and the popularity continued until late at night. The search volume of "travel" also saw a similar trend, and the number of searches for "air tickets" also soared.
According to the search data, netizens are not only concerned about whether Hong Kong will be included in the "blue list", but are also very concerned about the quarantine requirements after returning to Hong Kong.
Netizens in the discussion area are also concerned about the quarantine arrangement after returning to Hong Kong on the day of travel. Some people say that it is daunting to have at least 7 days of quarantine when returning to Hong Kong. Holidays can be accumulated, and even "a seven-day WFH can be quarantined".
For these "new normals" of tourism, some people began to miss the old days when they could leave work on Friday nights and travel to Japan on weekends, and some people "pre-deployed" and seriously discussed whether Japan still needs to wear masks.
Continued update｜Japan's 6.10 open for tour groups to enter these tourist locations without testing and isolation Japan switches all Hong Kong residents to enter without isolation, but a group of people who leave the port cannot return to Hong Kong
