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The changing face of Tokyo s glitzy Ginza

TOKYO The Ginza shopping district in Japan s capital has the highest land prices in the country, and is lined with luxury brand stores. But in cont

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Osaka Ohsho chain makes inroads in Shanghai

With travel and tourism out of the question for the past two years, Chinese diners have satisfied their Japanese cravings at home.

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Osaka Ohsho dumpling diner opens first Chinese outlet in Shanghai

Osaka Ohsho dumpling diner opens first Chinese outlet in Shanghai
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Duty-Free Giants Hand Out Free Flights to Lure Shoppers

Duty-Free Giants Hand Out Free Flights to Lure Shoppers Bloomberg 3 hrs ago © Bloomberg Duty-Free Giants Are Handing Out Free Flights to Lure Customers (Bloomberg) Last month, Hyun Jung-a boarded a flight from South Korea’s Incheon Airport. Around two hours later, she was back in the same airport and loading up on duty-free shopping, despite never landing in another country. Popular Searches The Air Busan Co. flight, organized by Lotte Duty Free for its VIP customers, was Hyun’s first since the pandemic began and it didn’t cost her a cent. Because the route briefly departed Korean airspace and went over a Japanese island, the 130 passengers on board qualified to shop at duty-free stores in Seoul typically reserved for people who have traveled internationally.

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To lure shoppers, duty-free firms offer free flights to nowhere

Last month, Hyun Jung-a boarded a flight from South Korea’s Incheon Airport. Around two hours later, she was back in the same airport and loading up on duty-free shopping, despite never landing in another country. The Air Busan Co. flight, organized by Lotte Duty Free for its VIP customers, was Hyun’s first since the pandemic began and it didn’t cost her a cent. Because the route briefly departed Korean airspace and went over a Japanese island, the 130 passengers on board qualified to shop at duty-free stores in Seoul typically reserved for people who have traveled internationally. Destination-less flights like these are an attempt by duty-free operators to salvage an industry decimated by Covid-19. Before the virus, business was booming the global duty-free market was worth $85 billion in 2019 and on track to reach $139 billion by 2027, according to Verified Market Research.

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