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  1. www.jnto.go.jp › downloads › 2021_SDGs_sustainable-tourismPolicy on Actions for Contributing to the SDGs and Promoting ...

    3 2.Striving for sustainability in the tourism sector —Sustainable Tourism— According to the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), the number of international travelers in the world has been on the increase since 2010, reaching 1.46 billion in 2019

  2. www.jnto.go.jp › projects › overseas-promotionサステナブル・ツーリズムの推進｜JNTO（日本政府観光局）

    国連世界観光機関（UNWTO）によれば、サステナブル・ツーリズムとは「訪問客、産業、環境、受け入れ地域の需要に適合しつつ、現在と未来の環境、社会文化、経済への影響に十分配慮した観光」を意味します。. 言い換えれば、旅行者、観光関係事業者 ...

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  3. www.jnto.go.jp › safety-tips › engSafety tips for travelers

    Airline. Choose your airline. -Please note that transport services including train service may be disrupted in case of a disaster such as an earthquake. -For service information about code-share flights, please check the website of the airline actually operating the flight.

  4. www.jnto.go.jp › safety-tips › engSafety tips for travelers

    When travelling in Japan, it is important to act in accordance with the accurate information provided by information sources in Japan. This site contains links to the websites of NHK WORLD for news, the Japan Meteorological Agency for weather information, and airlines and railway companies for traffic information. With respect to availability ...

  5. www.jnto.go.jp › projects › business-overviewJNTO Organization Brochure

    1[Interview with the President]Transforming Japan’s Appeal to Japan’s StrengthWith Japan experiencing population decline, inbound tourism is garnering attention as an important industry whose growth can help support the Japanese economy and, in particular ...

  6. www.jnto.go.jp › safety-tips › engSafety tips for travelers

    When an earthquakeoccurs. Inside an underground space. Stay calm, protect your head, and wait for tremor to stop. If there are no fire risks, undergrounds are relatively safe.

  7. www.jnto.go.jp › assets › pdfNara

    sake merchants’ houses; several small museums portraying daily life andtraditional crafts; Nara’s history of commer-cial trade with other Asian countries. Shin-Yakushiji Temple, southwest of Kasuga Taisha Shrine, was founded in 747 by Empress Komyo, and