That's quite clickbaity headline without saying WHY, article doesn't really provide some statistical explanation, closest (non-anecdotal) explanation I could fi

That's quite clickbaity headline without saying WHY, article doesn't really provide some statistical explanation, closest (non-anecdotal) explanation I could find is: > “The language barrier and the lack of consecutive holidays are some of the reasons why domestic travel is preferred,” said Furuya, adding that “work environments that make it difficult to take paid vacations” is another factor. Also: > In 2019, only 23% of Japanese citizens held passports — the lowest rate among G7 nations, according to Nikkei Asia. Whole survey seems extremely shady, where it presents 45% respondents inteding to travel next year and 35% intend to never travel again, those are quite big extremes to me, where 80% surveyed either claim to travel next year or never and only 20% are somewhere in between. It's also misisng data how these numbers changed over years to provide some context, obviously only interesting data would be from 2019 and prior since hardly anyone wanted to travel under COVID restrictions conditions risking ruined vacation.