Weaker yen keeps Japanese tourists at home while visitors th

Once renowned as avid overseas tourists, the Japanese are staying closer to home these days.  A weaker yen, high airfares and tepid wage growth are keeping outbound travel stuck well below pre-pandemic levels. Just 1.22 million ventured abroad in March, 36.8 percent less compared with the same period in 2019,…

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