>the LDP’s Research Commission for the Establishment of a Tourism Oriented Nation is now proposing a departure tax of **5,000 yen to be levied on travelers leaving Japan in business-class or higher seats.**
As the article points out
>an additional 4,000 yen is unlikely to dissuade anyone flying business class from traveling to Japan, and so the increased departure tax is unlikely to cause any decrease in the number of foreign tourists coming to Japan.
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Just a cash grab, as Japanese leaving Japan will be paying too (as stated in the article). And 5000 Yen for business class passengers is still supper cheap.
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>the LDP’s Research Commission for the Establishment of a Tourism Oriented Nation is now proposing a departure tax of **5,000 yen to be levied on travelers leaving Japan in business-class or higher seats.**
As the article points out
>an additional 4,000 yen is unlikely to dissuade anyone flying business class from traveling to Japan, and so the increased departure tax is unlikely to cause any decrease in the number of foreign tourists coming to Japan.
Just a cash grab, as Japanese leaving Japan will be paying too (as stated in the article). And 5000 Yen for business class passengers is still supper cheap.