South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol’s temporary declaration of martial law has raised concerns about the impact on Japanese businesses operating in the country and on Japanese tourists.
While there have been no significant disruptions, such as widespread tour cancellations, some companies are restricting business trips to South Korea.
“Even though martial law has been lifted, I still feel uneasy. But canceling the trip now isn’t an option,” said a 27-year-old worker from Tochigi Prefecture before departing from Narita Airport for a four-day trip to Seoul.
The immediate effects on travelers appear to be limited. Travel giant H.I.S. reported that its local staff assessed the situation in…
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