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"C’est un tour du monde d’un an en sac à dos réalisé en 2005 qui m’a fait rencontrer l’Asie pour la première fois. Depuis je lui suis resté très fidèle !"

Niçoise de naissance et de cœur, attirée par le monde du tourisme voici plus de vingt ans, j’ai décidé d’en faire mon métier et de partager ma passion des voyages.

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Disney Cruise Line to sail in Southeast Asia starting 2025

D ISNEY Cruise Line start its magical voyages in Southeast Asia this year, following the signing of a memorandum of understanding with Singapore Tourism Board.

Under the terms of the agreement, a brand-new Disney cruise ship will call Singapore its exclusive home for at least five years, promising to enchant travelers far and wide.

Keith Tan, Singapore Tourism Board (STB) chief executive, hailed the arrival of the Disney cruise ship as a boost to tourism and a pivotal moment in the region's allure for visitors.

"This is an important milestone for STB and reflects Disney Cruise Line's strong confidence in Singapore and Southeast Asia," Tan said.

Meanwhile, Josh D'Amaro, Disney Parks, Experiences and Products chairman, emphasized the cruise line's expansive vision, citing an ambitious global expansion with new ships and destinations. With each vessel capable of hosting up to 6,000 passengers and supported by a crew of approximately 2,300, the Disney Cruise Line promises an unparalleled experience of luxury and adventure on the high seas.

Disney's commitment to sustainability shines through with plans to power the new ship using green methanol, a move poised to set a new standard in eco-friendly maritime travel.

Currently, Disney Cruise Line offers cruises to the Bahamas, the Caribbean, Northern Europe, the Mediterranean, Alaska, Canada, the Mexican Riviera, and the Pacific coast.

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Japan Likes Tourists, Just Not This Many

The country has politely handled travelers for years, but as international visitors spill into previously untouristed spots, some residents are frustrated.

By Yan Zhuang

The writer spent several days elbowing through crowds in Kyoto and Fuji City, Japan.

On two recent occasions, a foreign tourist walked into Shoji Matsumoto’s barbershop, through a front door that grates loudly when opened more than halfway, wanting a haircut.

One was Italian, the other British. Mr. Matsumoto, who is 75 and speaks neither of their languages, didn’t know what to tell them. He picked up his scissors and began to cut, hoping that his decades of experience would carry him through the stilted encounters.

Tourists, propelled in part by a weak yen that makes their money go further in Japan, have been pouring into the country ever since it eased its coronavirus-related entry restrictions in 2022. Some officials, including Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, have raised concerns about overtourism. In March, there were more than three million international arrivals, a monthly record, and a more than 10 percent jump compared with March 2019.

Nearly two thirds of international visitors tend to be from South Korea, Taiwan and China. Last year, spending from foreign tourists made up about 9 percent of Japan’s gross domestic product.

Popular sites in cities like Kyoto, Japan’s ancient royal capital, feel increasingly unmanageable. Visitors are spilling into previously untouristed places, like small towns near Mount Fuji or the commercial district of Kyoto where Mr. Matsumoto cuts hair.

“Before, it was normal to see tourists in certain spots,” Mr. Matsumoto said from a low chair in his barbershop on a recent Saturday. “But now, they’re spreading out to random and unexpected places.”

That influx is testing the patience of a generally polite society.

In Kyoto and other heavily visited cities, some residents grumble about being priced out of hotel rooms or crowded out of buses and restaurants. Others say that tourists sometimes disrespect local customs by, say, chasing after geishas to photograph them or eating while walking, a behavior that is considered rude in Japan.

One day last month, it took Hiroshi Ban six hours — twice as long as usual — to visit Kyoto’s Heian Jingu shrine. Mr. Ban, 65, attributed the delay partly to tourists who hold up buses by counting out coins for the fare.

“Every day feels like a carnival here,” said Mr. Ban, an event organizer. “We can’t enjoy our daily lives in peace.”

Even those who directly benefit from tourism revenue worry that it might be unsustainable.

Hisashi Kobayashi, a taxi driver in Kyoto, said business was so good that taking a day off felt like passing up easy money. But many tourism-related industries were struggling to keep up with demand as they recovered from pandemic-era labor shortages, he said.

“When Japanese people come here, they feel they’re in a foreign land because there are so many tourists,” Mr. Kobayashi, 56, added as his taxi approached a bottleneck near a popular temple. “It’s not Kyoto anymore.”

Some rural locations are feeling the strain for the first time. One is Fuji City, about 200 miles by road east of Kyoto in Shizuoka Prefecture.

After a bridge with a direct view of Mount Fuji started to become popular on social media late last year, Shizuoka’s tourism department said on Instagram that it was a good spot for “beautiful, dreamlike pictures.” Left unsaid was that the bridge sat in a residential area with no visitor parking spaces, public toilets or garbage cans.

Many visitors littered, parked in driveways and in some cases dodged traffic to take photos from the bridge’s median strip, residents said in interviews.

Over a public holiday last month, about 300 tourists arrived daily for four days, standing in a line for photos that coiled down the street, said Mitsuo Kato, 86, who lives by the bridge.

“They just park here,” Mr. Kato said outside his home on a recent Sunday, as groups of tourists from South Korea diligently took photos of clouds that were obscuring Mount Fuji. “So we had to put up signs.”

Officials across Japan have been responding to the tourism surge with varying degrees of efficacy.

In Fuji City, the authorities erected a makeshift six-car parking lot and started to build a larger one that would fit 15 cars and include a bathroom, said Motohiro Sano, a local tourism official.

In a neighboring prefecture, Yamanashi, officials in the town of Fujikawaguchiko put up a billboard-size screen last month to deter tourists from photographing a Lawson convenience store whose blue awning sits beneath the mountain and became a staple of social media posts. The screen is now dotted with holes large enough to fit a phone camera lens, the local news media reported .

In Shibuya, a heavily visited area of Tokyo, officials announced plans to ban drinking alcohol outdoors at night in an attempt to curb bad behavior by young people and tourists.

And in Kyoto, where signs in train stations ask visitors to “mind your manners,” the government began running special buses for tourists this month.

At the city’s Nishiki market, where some residents have complained of finding grease stains on their clothing after squeezing through throngs of snacking tourists, Yoshino Yamaoka gestured to two signs hanging outside her barbecue eel restaurant.

Both said in English, “No eating while walking.” One had a larger font, and its text was underlined in red.

“People weren’t following it, so I put up this one with a stricter tone,” Ms. Yamaoka, 63, said of the bolder sign. But she wondered whether her new approach was too strict.

“Business depends on the tourists,” she said.

To beat the crowds on a recent weekend, some tourists visited popular Kyoto sites at sunrise or waited 40 minutes to eat at a popular ramen joint at 11 p.m. A few complained about the congestion they had helped to create.

“It’s a disaster,” said Paul Oostveen, 70, a tourist from the Netherlands, after leaving the Kiyomizu-dera Temple, a popular attraction.

From his empty barbershop, Mr. Matsumoto said that he had successfully cut the hair of his two foreign clients and that he wouldn’t turn away others who stumbled through his door.

But he worried about providing good quality service to customers he couldn’t understand, he said, and would prefer that non-Japanese speakers go elsewhere.

Even though tourism is good for the nation, he added over the drone of a radio, “There’s a part of me that’s not fully content.”

Yan Zhuang is a Times reporter in Seoul who covers breaking news. More about Yan Zhuang

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Kim Soo Hyun Announces Details For Asia Tour "EYES ON YOU"

Kim Soo Hyun is embarking on an Asia tour for the first time in 10 years!

On June 16, Kim Soo Hyun’s agency GOLDMEDALIST announced that the actor will begin his Asia tour “EYES ON YOU” this summer, starting in Bangkok.

“EYES ON YOU” marks Kim Soo Hyun’s first tour in approximately 10 years since the tour he held in 2014 after starring in “ My Love From the Star .” The “EYES ON YOU” tour kicks off in Bangkok on June 15. He will then meet fans in Yokohama on June 22 and 23, Manila on June 29, Taipei on July 6, Hong Kong on August 10, and Jakarta on September 7. The tour will conclude in Seoul.

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Dua Lipa’s Radical Optimism 2024 World Tour: Everything You Need To Know

The asian leg of dua lipa’s radical optimism world tour officially starts on november 6th in singapore and ends in seoul..

Sensational pop star Dua Lipa is set to dazzle audiences once again with her sizzling dance moves with her Radical Optimism 2024 World Tour, will which officially start in Asia on November 6th in Singapore. The tour is expected to support her third studio album with the same name. The singer took to her X to share tour dates that span iconic cities in France, Croatia, and Germany. Here’s all the information about Lipa’s electrifying world tour.

Dua Lipa’s Radical Optimism Album/ World Tour

Dua Lipa ’s third studio album was released on May 3 and featured captivating tracks. The album reflects upon the singer’s journey of self-discovery and resilience, as popularly tracked in her single, Houdini.

The Asian leg of the Radical Optimism World Tour, after kicking off in Singapore, will have stops in Jakarta, Manila, Tokyo, Taipei, Kuala Lumpur, and Bangkok, before concluding in Seoul on December 4th. The official setlist for Lipa’s new tour has been released, which adds her new single, Training Season, followed by her former hits from 2018, One Kiss. In addition, there will be 17 bangers by Lipa, which features one hit from her 2020 album, Future Nostalgia- Levitating and Physical. The official setlist is as follows-

• Training Season
• Break My Heart
• These Walls
• Pretty Please
• Hallucinate
• Electricity
• Happy for You
• Don’t Start Now

Lipa took to her Instagram to share the success of the first day of the tour, adding, “Wow, what a kickstart to our summer shows… and we’re only just warming uppp!!! Thank you, Berlin, for dancing in the rain with us.”

Radical Optimism Tour Dates

The official dates for radical optimism asia are as follows:.

• November 6, 2024 – Singapore, Singapore at Singapore Indoor Stadium
• November 9, 2024 – Jakarta, Indonesia at Indonesia Arena-Senayan
• November 13, 2024 – Manilla, Philippines at Philippine Arena
• November 16, 2024 – Tokyo, Japan at Saitama Super Arena
• November 17, 2024 – Tokyo, Japan at Saitama Super Arena
• November 20, 2024 – Taipei, Taiwan at Rakuten Taoyuan Baseball Stadium
• November 23, 2024 – Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia at Axiata Arena
• November 27, 2024 – Bangkok, Thailand at Impact Arena
• December 4, 2024 – Seoul, South Korea at Gocheok Sky Dome

In addition to this tour, Lipa is also set to headline Glastonbury 2024 Festival during her Europe tour. She will also perform at Rock Werchter, Mad Cool Festival, and Austin City Limits Festival. Before her Asia tour, she will perform at the Royal Albert Hall in October.

Lipa’s third album, Radical Optimism, was released on May 3, 2024, and peaked at number 2 on the Billboard 200 album chart.

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• The majority of measles cases imported into the United States occur in unvaccinated U.S. residents who become infected during international travel.
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• Travelers should seek medical care if they develop a rash, high fever, cough, runny nose, or red, watery eyes. Measles is highly contagious. Travelers with suspected measles should notify the healthcare facility before visiting so staff can implement precautions to prevent spread within the facility.

Measles is  a highly contagious virus that lives in the nose and throat mucus of an infected person. It can spread to others through coughing and sneezing .

The measles virus can live for up to two hours in an airspace or on a surface after an infected person leaves an area. If other people breathe the contaminated air or touch the infected surface, then touch their eyes, noses, or mouths, they can become infected. People can spread measles up to four days before and four days after a rash.

Signs and symptoms of measles include maculopapular rash, high fever, and a cough, runny nose, or red, watery eyes.

Measles can be severe in all age groups and can lead to serious complications, such as pneumonia (infection of the lungs) and death. Several groups are more likely to suffer from measles complications, including children younger than five years of age, adults older than 20 years of age, pregnant women, and people with compromised immune systems, such as from leukemia or HIV infection. Common complications are ear infections and diarrhea. Serious complications include pneumonia and encephalitis (infection of the brain).

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Measles is an ongoing risk around the world. Health officials in the countries listed below have reported large measles outbreaks. 

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• South Sudan
• United Arab Emirates

Measles spreads rapidly and may become a risk to travelers in places not included on the list above. CDC recommends all travelers are fully vaccinated against measles when traveling to any international destination.

What can travelers do to protect themselves and others from measles?

Travelers are at risk of measles if they have not been fully vaccinated two weeks prior to departure and travel internationally.

Vaccination with a measles-containing vaccine is the best way to make sure that you are protected. Infants 6 through 11 months of age should receive one dose of MMR vaccine. Infants who had one dose of MMR vaccine before their first birthday should follow the recommended schedule and get another dose at 12–15 months and a final dose at 4–6 years. Children 12 months of age and older, teenagers, and adults who do not have presumptive evidence of immunity against measles should get two doses of MMR vaccine separated by at least 28 days. If the child received a first dose with measles-mumps-rubella-varicella (MMRV), they should wait 3 months before their second dose. 

If you are not sure if you or your travel companions are fully protected against measles, schedule an appointment to see your clinician at least 6 weeks before traveling so that you have enough time to get vaccinated.

Some people should not get a measles-containing vaccine or should wait. If you don’t think you can safely receive a measles-containing vaccine, talk to your clinician and consider making alternative travel plans.

What can clinicians do?

A self-report of measles vaccination or self-reported history of measles infection is not adequate evidence of protection. Clinicians should vaccinate anyone 6 months or older traveling overseas who does not have written documentation of vaccination or other evidence of measles immunity . Infants aged 6–11 months should be vaccinated with one dose before travel*. For international travelers 12 months or older, 2 doses at least 28 days apart are recommended.

*Infants who get one dose of MMR vaccine before their first birthday should be revaccinated according to the routine ACIP schedule (one dose at 12 through 15 months of age and a final dose at 4–6 years).

Traveler Information

• CDC Measles Homepage
• Travelers’ Health Measles Website
• Humanitarian Aid Workers
• Measles: Plan for Travel
• Measles, Mumps, Rubella (MMR) Vaccine Information Statement
• Measles, Mumps, Rubella, Varicella (MMRV) Vaccine Information Statement

Clinician Information

• Measles (Rubeola)  in the CDC Yellow Book (Health Information for International Travel)
• Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) Recommendations for  MMR  Vaccine and  MMRV  Vaccine
• Measles Information for Healthcare Professionals
• Guidance on Measles during the Summer Travel Season

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