If you go to this country after the lockdown, the government will bear half of your expenses

Tokyo, Ta. 27 May 2020, Wednesday

The lockdown has hit the tourism industry all over the world.

The Japanese government has already come up with a unique plan to revive the dying tourism sector after the lockdown. The government has announced a special package to attract tourists to Japan.

The Japanese government has announced that a total of 18 18 billion will be spent on attracting tourists. As part of which, the government will bear half of the cost of tourists visiting Japan. Hiroshi Tabata, president of Japan's tourism agency, said that after the announcement, it is hoped that tourists will be attracted to Japan. However, a detailed announcement of the scheme is pending.

The new plan will be implemented by July, according to a Japanese media report. However, at present, Ben is also applicable for tourists here. The government on Monday lifted the emergency from the country. Even so, people are still working from home and schools are closed.

About 16,000 cases of corona have been reported in Japan. Which has killed more than 800 people.