超50万张赴日机票被取消

Core Insights - The cancellation of flights on the China-Japan route has reached a critical level, with 12 routes canceling all flights as of November 24 [2][3] - The overall cancellation rate for planned flights from China to Japan has increased by approximately 56% compared to the same period last month [5] - The upcoming week is expected to see a peak cancellation rate of 21.6%, the highest in a month [6] Flight Cancellations - Specific routes with 100% cancellation include Hangzhou to Central International Airport, Nanjing to Fukuoka Airport, and several others [3] - Airlines such as Air China and Eastern Airlines are reducing their flight frequencies significantly, with Air China cutting its Shanghai to Osaka route from 21 to 16 flights per week [4] - The top routes with the highest cancellation rates include Tianjin to Kansai International (65.0%) and Nanjing to Kansai International (59.4%) [8] Impact on Tourism - The cancellation of flights has led to a significant drop in ticket bookings, with a reported decrease of 29% in bookings for the next 60 days compared to November 15 [9] - Approximately 543,000 flight orders have been canceled since the announcement of free cancellation policies for flights to Japan [9] - Japanese tourism operators are facing increased pressure due to the decline in Chinese tourists, with many tour groups canceling their trips during what is typically a busy season [10] Shift in Travel Preferences - As travel to Japan declines, there is a noticeable shift towards South Korea and Southeast Asia as alternative destinations for Chinese tourists [11] - Data indicates that South Korea has become a popular destination, with a significant increase in flight searches and bookings [12] - Other countries, including Thailand and Russia, are actively promoting their destinations to attract Chinese tourists [12]