Japan Looks To Upgrade Infrastructure Ahead of 2020 Olympics
The country is examining what aviation service upgrades it wlll need to handle and additional 13 million visitors.

With Japanese authorities expecting an influx of an additional 13 million tourists in 2020 for the Summer Olympic Games, up from the 27 million visitors the country experienced in 2017, the government is currently examining how it will handle them. The country is looking to ramp up customs and immigration infrastructure to meet that increased demand, according to Ryota Nagao, deputy director of policy planning and research office with the general affairs division of the country’s Civil Aviation Bureau.