InsideJapan remains vigilant after recent earthquakes in Japan, assuring customers of minimal travel disruptions.
- Despite devastating quakes affecting Japan’s Noto peninsula, InsideJapan confirms no significant impact on client travel plans.
- The operator has contacted all clients in Japan, ensuring they are safe and continuing their journeys.
- The UK Foreign Office has issued alerts due to potential aftershocks and transportation disruptions.
- Travellers to the Noto peninsula are advised to review plans with operators, but other regions remain largely unaffected.
Following the earthquakes that shook Japan’s Noto peninsula, InsideJapan has affirmed that the impact on its clients will be minimal. The operator, which oversees more than 300 travellers currently in Japan, has ensured the safety of all clients, with the majority situated outside the affected areas.
The seismic event, registering a considerable magnitude of 7.6, tragically claimed at least 48 lives and prompted the UK Foreign Office to caution travellers about ongoing aftershocks and potential disruptions in transport services. However, InsideJapan reassures that travellers to the eastern seaboard cities such as Tokyo, Nagoya, Osaka, and Kyoto will encounter no major disturbances.
InsideJapan’s 24/7 customer support team is actively engaging with all clients, providing reassurance and addressing any necessary adjustments to their itineraries. The operator’s priority is the safety and well-being of its customers amidst such natural crises.
Despite the tremors being felt in Tokyo, 190 miles from the epicentre, significant disturbances have not occurred in the capital or other major cities. InsideJapan advises those planning to visit the Noto peninsula to reconsider their trips, while travel to other parts of Japan can proceed without concern.
Director Alastair Donnelly emphasized the importance of reliable information dissemination during such events. He noted, “Our expert operators have advised that beyond the areas specifically impacted on the western coastal regions, travellers shouldn’t need to change their plans.”
The company’s webpage offers live updates on the situation, ensuring that travellers receive accurate information. InsideJapan’s comprehensive network and on-the-ground presence position it well to manage client enquiries efficiently, with over 50 staff members dedicated to maintaining seamless travel experiences.
Moreover, the operator confirmed that it had no clients aboard a Japan Airlines aircraft that caught fire at Haneda airport, further reassuring clients of their continued safety.
InsideJapan remains committed to maintaining safety and minimizing travel disruptions for its clients in Japan.
