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JAL addresses overtourism, impact of weak yen

JAL addresses overtourism, impact of weak yen

CNA05-06-2025
JAL's Managing Executive Officer Ross Leggett speaks to CNA's Yasmin Jonkers on the impact of the depreciating yen on inbound and outbound travel on the sidelines of the IATA meeting in New Delhi. He also addresses overtourism and the hurdles in relation to the carrier's plans in India, now the third-largest aviation market in the world.
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