冲上热搜！未来两周 46条中日航线取消全部航班 1月取消班次已超2000个

Core Viewpoint - The cancellation of flights from mainland China to Japan has reached significant levels, with over 2,195 flights canceled in January 2026, resulting in a cancellation rate of 40.4% [2][5]. Flight Cancellations - A total of 46 routes between China and Japan will have all flights canceled in the next two weeks, leading to a 100% cancellation rate for these routes [2][3]. - Major cities affected include Shanghai, Nanjing, and Chengdu, with Shanghai's two airports (Pudong and Hongqiao) having 14 routes completely canceled, making it the city with the highest number of cancellations [4][5]. Impact on Tourism and Economy - The cancellations are expected to affect over 440,000 travelers, with a peak in refund requests anticipated until the end of December [5]. - The tourism industry in Japan, particularly in Osaka and Kyoto, is experiencing severe impacts, with local businesses reporting significant drops in revenue due to the absence of Chinese tourists [5][9]. - In Osaka, a tourism company noted that 30% to 40% of its customers were Chinese tourists, and the cancellations have led to a 30% decrease in sales [9][12]. - In Kyoto, a restaurant reported that about 60% of its Chinese customer bookings were canceled, resulting in over half of its revenue being affected [15][16]. Broader Economic Effects - The decline in Chinese tourists is causing a ripple effect across the entire tourism supply chain in Kyoto, impacting shops, hotels, and restaurants [13][15]. - Local businesses are expressing concerns about the sustainability of their operations due to fixed costs that continue despite reduced revenue from tourism [12][16].