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JNTO introduces E-Learning about Japan in Swedish

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Improve your knowledge of Japan's different regions, the best travel season, main attractions, and much more!

The Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO), Japan's official marketing and tourism agency, offers an easy way to increase knowledge about Japan. Starting in October, Swedish tour operators and travel agents can participate in an online training course that JNTO has developed and offers in Swedish.

The E-Learning course in Swedish consists of 5 modules of approx. 20 – 30 minutes each and can be completed on both mobile and computer. After completing the training, participants will have a good basic knowledge to be able to present Japan in an attractive way. Everyone also receives a certificate afterwards as proof of participation.

Rie Kelly, Trade Partnership & Project Manager, JNTO says: “We are very excited to launch the Nordic E-Learning course. With specially designed modules for Nordic travel agents, it is an excellent tool to expand their knowledge of Japan and enable travel agents to assist travelers with their future trips to Japan. We really look forward to you becoming our next Japan expert!”

Participants who complete the JNTO training by December 31, 2020, will have a chance to win a traditional ”omamori” bag containing a yuzu-scented lip balm. Winners will be selected randomly and the number of prizes is limited.

Visit japantravel-sweden-ott.com for more information about e-learning.

Interested in more travel tips for Japan? Check out the informative JNTO website.

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The Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO), a public organization that promotes Japan as a tourism and MICE destination with the aim of encouraging international visitors to Japan, the JNTO London office represents eight designated markets to disseminate information about Japan, conduct marketing campaigns and exhibitions, and participate in other promotional activities in collaboration with the travel industry. For more information, visit japan.travel/en/uk/

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