Why Japan and the rest of Asia could be a top choice for travelers in 2023


By AGENCY

Will Japan be one of the top destinations of 2023 after it reopens to individual travelers? – Photo: yongyuan/Getty Images, via ETX DailyUp

While the price of a night's hotel stay is expected to rise by 10% in Paris and 8.2% in New York in 2023, price hikes in Asia's establishments are likely to be no more than 3.9% in Singapore.

And, after seeing their activity reduced, or even halted, for two and a half years by the pandemic, the continent's airlines are now getting their planes back in the sky as border entry restrictions are lifted.

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