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Japan is reviving LNG shipbuilding in Tokyo and Yokohama, strengthening ports, maritime trade and travel links across Asia
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South Korea expands digital nomad tourism with a permanent F-1-D visa, allowing eligible remote workers to stay longer and explore Seoul, Busan and Jeju
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South Korea’s K-ETA waiver lets eligible travellers from 22 markets enter without K-ETA until 31 December 2026.
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Japan tourism faces a 56.4% fall in Chinese arrivals in 2026, while South Korea, Taiwan and other markets help sustain visitor demand
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Japan tourism is diversifying as rising visitors from Asia, Europe and the US offset a sharp decline in Chinese arrivals during 2026
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