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Tensions with China mean a loss for Japan’s tourism but a win for Singapore and other SEA countries

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December 1, 2025
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SINGAPORE: Tensions between China and Japan started final month because of disagreements over Taiwan, which China considers a part of its territory, and Japan sees as an necessary companion.

Early final month, Japan, below its new Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, recommended that it may reply with navy power if Taiwan have been to be attacked.

Amongst considerations that the state of affairs might escalate, a silver lining seems to have appeared for Singapore, particularly for the tourism sector, particularly after Nov 17, when China’s international affairs ministry and the Chinese language embassy in Japan warned its residents towards visits to Japan, with a few of the nation’s airways even saying they’d refund tickets individuals have purchased.

The Chinese language have been advised that this was as a result of the state of affairs posed “vital dangers to the non-public security and lives of Chinese language residents in Japan.”

In response to a report in The Guardian, lots of of hundreds of flight tickets to Japan have been cancelled after the official warnings have been issued. Between Nov 15 and 17 alone, round 500,000 tickets have been cancelled. Furthermore, all of Sichuan Airways’ flights between Chengdu and Sapporo from January till late March have been additionally cancelled, as have been various Spring Airways flights to Japan, though each carriers mentioned that “firm planning” was the explanation for the cancellations.

Some Chinese language residents have been selecting to go to Singapore, amongst different Southeast Asian nations, as a substitute.

A Chinese language customer to the Little Pink Dot was quoted within the South China Morning Put up as saying that whereas there was some nervousness amongst Chinese language vacationers to go to Japan, as there could possibly be “some unfriendliness in the direction of us,” in distinction, “Singapore is straightforward and comfy.”

SCMP added that apart from Singapore, Chinese language vacationers are actually planning to go to South Korea, Thailand, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Vietnam, and Indonesia.

“Individuals have completely different causes. Some are involved about security or political tensions, whereas others merely really feel extra comfy exploring locations which are nearer, acquainted, or perceived as extra secure. Consequently, Southeast Asia has grow to be a extra enticing possibility for sure teams of travellers,” a Chinese language undergraduate who was visiting Singapore and was travelling to different Southeast Asian nations advised SCMP.

Extra journey bookings to Singapore and different Southeast Asian nations imply that Japan’s tourism business is ready to take a big hit. A Bloomberg report from Nov 21 mentioned that Japan may lose as much as US$1.2 billion (S$1.55 billion) in customer spending.

“We’re seeing a really sharp shock to Japan demand out of China,” Bloomberg quoted Subramania Bhatt, chief govt officer of China Buying and selling Desk, as saying. /TISG

Learn additionally: Singaporeans share combined reactions as Singapore tourism rises after Japan journey cancellations spike amid Japan-China diplomatic spat





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