The presentation slides 'Recent Trends of Japanese Outbound Travel Market' presented at 'Seminar on Japanese Tourism' co-hosted by Japan ASEAN Centre and Singapore Tourist Board.

Japan Tourism Marketing Co. sent Masato Takamatsu as a lecturer for this seminar in Singapore. The seminar was planned to share with local travel professionals the most updated information on trends of Japanese outbound travel market and the opportunities and challenges of Singapore as a travel destination for Japanese.

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[Contents]
The document covered includes:

• Monthly Departure by Age Groups　(2004)
  
• Japanese Departures by Country
  
• Tourist Generating Market in Japan
  
• Departure Ratio by Prefectures
  
• Number of Airline Seat Supply by Major Airports
  
• Share of Airline Seat Supply by Major Airports
  
• Market Leaders
  
• Female Travel Market Growth by Age Group 2000
  
• Female Travel Market Growth by Age Group 2000/2004
  
• Female Age Groups on the Growth Curve
  
• Male Travel Market Growth by Age Group 2000
  
• Male Travel Market Growth by Age Group 2000/2004
  
• Male Age Groups on the Growth Curve
  
• Japanese Population (2005)
  
• Characteristics of Men in 50s
  
• Purpose of Trips for 50s
  
• Popular Destinations for 50s
  
• Popular Destinations for Men in their 50s
  
• Popular Destinations for Women in their 50s
  
• Activities in Destinations (50s)
  
• Seniors (60+)
  
• Seniors
  
• Japanese Population (2005)
  
• Purpose of Trips　(60+)
  
• Popular Destinations　(60+)
  
• Popular Destinations　(Men 60+)
  
• Popular Destinations　(Women 60+)
  
• Activities in Destinations (60+)
  
• Women in 30ｓ
  
• Japanese Population (2005)
  
• Employment Rate of Women in 30s
  
• Marriage Rate of Women in 30s
  
• Women in 30s with Children
  
• Studying women in 30s
  
• Popular Destinations　(Women 30s)
  
• Popular Destinations　(Women in 30s: Single vs. Married)
  
• Activities at Destinations
  
• 30s Men vs. Women
  
• Popular Destinations (Men 30s)
  
• Popular Visited Destinations (30s)
  
• Purpose of trips (30s)
  
• Activities in Destinations
  
• Japanese Travel Trade and Travel Agency Law
  
• Travel Companies in Japan
  
• Package Tour Distribution Channel in Japan
  
• Wholesaler Tour Planning Work Flow Chart
  
• Travel Itinerary Booking Guarantee ＜Travel Agency Law＞
  
• Enforcement of ‘Travel Itinerary Booking Guarantees’ Revised in 2005
  
• Compensation Case Study
  
• Tour Brochure and Final Itinerary
  
• Compensation
  
• Compensation
  
• Destination Singapore for Japanese Travellers
  
• Japanese Arrival to Singapore on Decline since 1996
  
• Japanese International Departure vs. Japanese Arrival to Singapore
  
• Japanese Travelers to Singapore (1990)
  
• Japanese Travelers to Singapore (1993)
  
• Japanese Travelers to Singapore (1996)
  
• Japanese Travelers to Singapore (2000)
  
• Age Distribution of Male Japanese Travellers to Singapore (1990-2003)
  
• Distribution of Male Japanese Travellers to Singapore by Purpose of Visit (1990-2003)
  
• International Arrival to Singapore
  
• International Arrival vs. Japanese Arrival to Singapore (1995-2004)
  
• International Arrival to Singapore by Nationality
  
• The share of Japanese among International Visitors to Singapore
  
• Percentage of Japanese Who Are Interested in Visiting Singapore
  
• Japanese Travellers' Images of Singapore
  
• Activities Undertaken by Japanese Travellers in International Destinations (2001)
  
• There is MORE in Singapore
  
• Uniquely Singapore Strength and Opportunity of Singapore
  
• Uniquely Singapore Potential Target Segments for Singapore

[Presenter]

Profile of presenter

Masato Takamatsu Vice President, Marketing Mr. Takamatsu is one of JTM’s founding members and continues to play a central role in the organization. He is the lead consultant for overseas clients and plays an active role as a case moderator and panelist.