
FY5 | Attraction promotion (wide area collaboration/Australian business)
As inbound tourism recovers, we went beyond the standard introduction of Nagasaki to foreigners living in Japan who have a certain level of understanding (knowledge) of Japan. We also introduced content focused on "Nagasaki's version of sustainable tourism," with the aim of nurturing Nagasaki's history and culture and connecting it to the future.
Initiative overview |
Date of issue: March 29, XNUMXDistribution: 20,000 copies
Issued to: embassies, foreign companies, luxury residential properties, schools, luxury inns and hotels, airports, tourist information centers,
Others (over 350 locations in the Tokyo metropolitan area)
Other: Online magazine and direct distribution of local travel agencies and media newsletters overseas
(Over 3,300 locations in Europe, the US and Australia)
Results of the initiative
Kyushu Weekender was distributed to embassies, foreign companies, terminal airports, and star-ranked hotels, successfully promoting Nagasaki City's version of sustainable tourism to the wealthy and intellectually curious among foreign residents and visitors to Japan.