
Osaka Inn Owners Struggle Amidst Regulation
Tighter regulations in Osaka are impacting Chinese-owned inns. A decline in Chinese tourists is further compounding business challenges.
New regulations in Osaka are creating headwinds for smaller, Chinese-owned inns. This may lead to fewer budget accommodation options, particularly those catering to Chinese-speaking travelers.
The double whammy of stricter rules and fewer Chinese tourists is causing significant drops in bookings. Expect potential closures or changes in ownership for some establishments.
Travelers should research accommodations thoroughly and book in advance, especially during peak seasons. Consider exploring a wider range of lodging options beyond traditional inns.
Original source:Nikkei Asia ↗
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