Japan switches 270,000 Hong Kong people to "return home" and spends nearly 4.5 billion yuan, ranking second in the world per capita "world first"

The Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO) said on January 18 that a total of 269,300 Hong Kong people will visit Japan in 2022.

The Japan Tourism Agency released a survey on the consumption trends of foreigners visiting Japan on the 18th. It shows that in the fourth quarter of 2022, the total consumption of Hong Kong tourists in Japan is about 74.5 billion yen (about 4.49 billion Hong Kong dollars), ranking second in the world, and the per capita consumption is the highest. First.

According to the Japan Tourism Agency's survey on the consumption trends of foreigners visiting Japan, from October to December 2022, the total consumption of Hong Kong tourists in Japan will be approximately 74.5 billion yen (approximately HK$4.49 billion), ranking second in the world.

The per capita consumption of Hong Kong tourists is about 270,000 yen (about 16,000 Hong Kong dollars), ranking first in the world.

The number of mainland Chinese tourists visiting Japan in 2022 is 189,000.

Their total consumption from October to December 2022 is approximately 46.1 billion yen (approximately HK$2.78 billion).

From October to December 2022, South Korean tourists will spend about 107.5 billion yen (approximately HK$6.48 billion) in Japan, ranking first in the world.

The number of Korean tourists visiting Japan from January to December 2022 also ranks first, with a total of 1,012,700.

Compared with October to December 2019, the total consumption of foreigners visiting Japan during October to December 2022 will drop by 50.9%, and the total consumption will be approximately 595.2 billion yen (approximately HK$35.9 billion).

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