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Hiroshima’s Tourism Surge: 64.74 Million Visitors in 2024

In 2024, Hiroshima Prefecture welcomed 64.74 million tourists, including 4.22 million international visitors. Local tourism authorities aim to expand attractions beyond the two prominent World Heritage sites to enhance the region’s appeal and diversify its tourism offerings.

Source: Hiroshima seeks to diversify tourism beyond 2 famous World Heritage sites – The Mainichi

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