TOKYO -- After closing its doors to most foreign travelers throughout the coronavirus pandemic, the Japanese government has announced plans to start allowing group tours to enter Japan next month, much to the relief of hotels and other businesses that rely on tourism.
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The Asakusa district is a popular sightseeing spot in Tokyo. The Japanese government still aims to welcome 60 million visitors by 2030, a goal initially set before the coronavirus pandemic. © Reuters
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