ANA Holdings EVP sees long‑term inbound tourism demand despite current downturn
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- ANA Holdings executive vice‑president Tomoko Hoya said at the CAPA Airline Leader Summit Asia on 1 October 2026 that she expects good demand for inbound tourism to Japan over the long term, even though travel to the country is currently in a downturn.
- She noted that the weaker yen poses a challenge for Japanese leisure travellers, while business travel demand remains resilient, and she does not anticipate the present decline in visitor numbers to persist.
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