bedbugs and broomstics

TOURISTS WANT TO 'SLEEP TIGHT' IN HOTELS THIS YEAR OR THEY MIGHT STAY HOME.

A Japanese "Bug Bomb" that kills most every creepy-crawly at home but requires a proper clean-up afterwards.
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• The press alarm over 2023 bedbug infestations in France, South Korea and China has died down, it does not mean they have gone away.
• Bedbugs travel in suitcases and on clothing. Japan is seeing a monthly average of 2.2 million foreign tourist arrivals.
• Inbound tourism may see multiple headwinds in 2024, but an insect infestation such as bedbugs will hit domestic tourism the hardest.

 
Sleep tight, don’t let the bedbugs bite.

Japan saw more reports of bedbugs in 2023 than ever, but not yet at the levels that has been reported in other popular tourist destinations globally. Spring has arrived in Japan, and as the weather continues to warm up ahead of the cherry blossoms in March, this could rapidly change as bugs that hitched a ride during the winter start to multiply.

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