“爱凑热闹”的中国人，给全球氪金13万亿

Group 1 - A sudden cancellation of 500,000 tickets by Chinese travelers to Japan has led to a significant decline in Japanese consumer stocks, with Shiseido dropping 11.4%, the largest decline since April [1] - Major Japanese companies such as Fast Retailing and Muji saw their stock prices fall nearly 7% and over 9% respectively, while Japan Airlines experienced a drop of nearly 6% [1] - Japanese economic experts predict that a sharp decrease in Chinese tourists could result in losses exceeding 2 trillion yen for Japan [3] Group 2 - The Japan National Tourism Organization reported that from 2025's first three quarters, the number of Chinese tourists to Japan reached 7.487 million, a year-on-year increase of 42.7%, making China the largest source of inbound tourists to Japan [3] - In 2023, Japan issued 5.24 million visas to Chinese travelers, a 73% increase from the previous year, accounting for 70% of total visas issued [11] - Chinese tourists represented 18.9% of all foreign visitors to Japan, with a year-on-year growth of 187.9%, indicating that one in five foreign tourists in Japan is Chinese [13] Group 3 - The Chinese tourism industry is projected to contribute 13.7 trillion yuan to the global economy by 2025, accounting for 10.3% of global tourism GDP and creating 83 million jobs [5] - In 2023, Chinese tourists spent approximately 812 billion yuan in Japan, the highest among all countries, highlighting their significant economic impact [17] - The travel habits of Chinese tourists have led to increased demand for services and products tailored to their preferences in various countries, including Japan [27][29] Group 4 - The rapid growth of Chinese tourism is evident as they have become a major force in global travel, with 10 million Chinese tourists visiting Australia in January 2023, surpassing New Zealand as the largest source of overseas visitors [44] - Chinese tourists spend nearly double compared to New Zealand tourists, with an average expenditure of 5,081 AUD [45] - The presence of Chinese tourists has significantly boosted local economies, with prices in popular tourist areas rising dramatically due to increased demand [46][49]