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Japanese travel website inaugurates Vietnamese version

D2C X Inc., the operator of a Japanese travel information website for foreign tourists, has recently launched its Vietnamese version.
Japanese travel website inaugurates Vietnamese version ảnh 1Interface of the website (Source: Tsunagu Japan)
Tokyo (VNA) – D2C X Inc., the operator of a Japanese travel information website forforeign tourists, has recently launched its Vietnamese version.

The websitehttps://www.tsunagujapan.com is now available in the five languages of English,Chinese, Thai, Korean, and Vietnamese.

It provides userswith information on Japanese culture, the country’s famous attractions andcuisine, as well as restaurants and hotels close to tourist sight-seeing locations.The website attracts about 1.5 million visits per month, said the D2C X Inc.

The Tokyo-based companysaid Vietnamese staff have been hired to produce content suitable forVietnamese people.

Statistics of theJapan National Tourism Organisation showed that tourist arrivals from Vietnamto Japan hit a record number of 390,000 in 2018, a year-on-year surge of 26percent.

As many as 120,000Vietnamese visitors travelled to Japan in the first quarter of this year, up 42percent compared to the same period in 2018. –VNA


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