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According to Kyodo News, the government administration of Japan is making arrangements to waive visas from the Philippines, Vietnam and Indonesia. The agreement encouraged to get more tourists from Southeast Asia, including Muslim people area. Japan is looking to achieve its cause of bettering the once-a-year range of foreign traffic to 20M in the run-up to the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. In addition to the Tokyo Olympics, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is eyeing tourism as a pillar of its scheme to promote economical improvement of the country, the write-up said.

Asia; home to fascinating culture, centuries old history and some downright bizarre foods! A wander through any market, side street or local butchers practically anywhere in Asia soon throws up an intriguing assortment of dishes ready to be sampled. Question is, how brave are you? Read on to whet your appetite. Durian; you’ll smell it long before you set eyes on it! It’s described as smelling akin to rotting flesh but don’t let that put you off, everyone should try it at least once in their life. The durian fruit is large, about the size and shape of a rugby ball with sharp spiky skin. Street side market sellers prepare and sell it across Southeast Asia, especially in Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia. Don’t expect to find it on your hotel menu (or try to take one in to your hotel) as it’s forbidden. And for a neat (if slightly mean trick) take some durians sweets home with you for your kids or colleagues!                                           Durian - King of Fruits I

Hong Kong Hong Kong is the busiest port in the world, with the streams of visitors coming and going adding to the already vibrant atmosphere created by the locals Hong Kong is a wonderful dynamic destination. If you are looking for a travel filled with excitement, amazing restaurants and shopping that’s hard to beat, than Hong Kong is the destination for you. Some of the most popular attractions in Hong Kong, include: The Peak: This is one of the most unique attractions in Hong Kong and an absolutely unforgettable experience. A tram ride will take you up to Victoria Peak where you will be greeted with stunning 360 degree panoramic views of the city below, a spectacular sight both during the day and at night. The Peak Victoria Harbour: This is Hong Kong’s irresistible gem that keeps visitors coming back year after year. Expect a buzz of activity around the business skyscrapers that litter the skyline and remind you of Hong Kong’s business heart. Victoria Harbour