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Seoul gains from Tokyo’s pain over Lunar New Year as politics reshapes China’s tourism map

 24/02/2026 6 Views
Seoul gains from Tokyo’s pain over Lunar New Year as politics reshapes China’s tourism map



For his family’s first overseas trip together, Tang Junjie carefully planned a holiday to Japan during China’s longest Lunar New Year break on record.

Flights were booked months in advance by the 22-year-old from Sichuan province, who had already made three solo visits to the neighbouring country that has long been a draw for Chinese tourists.

But a sudden deterioration in Sino-Japanese relations changed everything.

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