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HiromichiHiromichi ToyaToyaALL NIPPON AIRWAYS (ANA)ALL NIPPON AIRWAYS (ANA)

Tourism Tourism �� Business Competitiveness Business Competitiveness

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The The Composition of Travel & Tourism Competitive Index, 2011Composition of Travel & Tourism Competitive Index, 2011

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The The Composition of Travel & Tourism Competitive Index, 2011Composition of Travel & Tourism Competitive Index, 2011

BrazilBrazil JapanJapan

The Travel & Tourism Competitiveness Report 2011, World Economic Forum

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BrazilBrazil’’s Advantage s Advantage

The Travel & Tourism Competitiveness Report 2011, World Economic Forum

BrazilBrazil JapanJapan

2929

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2323

5252

3636

1212

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JapanJapan’’s Advantage s Advantage JapanJapanBrazilBrazil

22224242

66

2222

116116

7070

The Travel & Tourism Competitiveness Report 2011, World Economic Forum

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Affinity for Travel & Tourism / Policy Rules and Regulations Affinity for Travel & Tourism / Policy Rules and Regulations

BrazilBrazil JapanJapan

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Data between Data between Japan and BrazilJapan and Brazil

Increasing number of the passengers transit at Increasing number of the passengers transit at airports in Europe and Middle East.airports in Europe and Middle East.

People VisitingPeople Visiting��CY2010CY2010 (CY2009)(CY2009)

To To BrazilBrazil 59,000 (59,000 (--10%)10%)

To Japan:To Japan: 21,000 (+26%) 21,000 (+26%) (JNTO data)(JNTO data)Air Transport PassengersAir Transport Passengers�� CY2010CY2010

Japan Japan ��BrazilBrazil: : 67,10067,100

North America33%

Middle East27%

Europe27%

Others13%

Transit AreaTransit Area

Amount of Airfreight Services (million USD: CY2010)Amount of Airfreight Services (million USD: CY2010)

Japan Japan �� BrazilBrazil 624 (+29.4%) 624 (+29.4%)

1.electronic measuring1.electronic measuring--instruments 2.visual & audio parts 3.optical instrumentsinstruments 2.visual & audio parts 3.optical instruments

Brazil Brazil �� Japan Japan 272 (+1.7%)272 (+1.7%)

1.aircraft 2.footwear 3.machinary (engine1.aircraft 2.footwear 3.machinary (engine…….) .)

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World Natural & Cultural Heritage Sites in Japan World Natural & Cultural Heritage Sites in Japan

Nara

Shiretoko

Okinawa

Kyoto

Settlement with Gassho-style houses, or houses with steep thatched rafter roofs, in Shirakawago

Himeji-castle

Atomic bomb site of the city of Hiroshima

Remains of Iwami GinzanSilver Mine and its cultural scenery

Shirakami chain-mountains

Temples of Nikko

Buddhist structures in the Horyuji Temple area

Holy grounds and pilgrimage routes in Kii Sanchi

Itsukushima shrine

YakuIsland

www.unesco.jp

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The Roles Airlines should Play The Roles Airlines should Play

��Contribute to Contribute to facilitation and facilitation and liberalization of liberalization of

economic and cultural economic and cultural exchanges on an exchanges on an

interinter--regional levelregional level

��Contribute to Contribute to stable and stable and sustainable sustainable

development on a development on a global scaleglobal scale

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Thank YouThank You

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Facts & Figures�as of the end of March 2011)

Number of aircraft : 222Number of employees: 32,578 Passengers per year: 39.9 million Sales Revenue (in US$): 13.2 billion Number of scheduled destinations: Domestic 53 airports International 32 airportsNorth America:

Washington D.C.New YorkChicagoSan FranciscoLos AngelsHonolulu

EuropeLondonParisFrankfurtMunich

Daily departures: 1,054 Star Alliance Member as of: October 1999 Frequent flyer programme: ANA Mileage Club (Diamond, Platinum, SuperFlyers) Hubs: Tokyo (Haneda, Narita)

222TOTAL

565BOMBARDIER DHC-8-300

7415BOMBARDIER DHC-8-400

126/13317BOEING737-500

36/422BOEING737-700ER

12016BOEING737-700

�200INT 110�

16628AIRBUSA320-200

167/17615BOEING737-800

Converted from passenger aircraft

Freighter

7BOEING767-300BCF

Freighter3BOEING767-300F

�-300ER 202/214/270�

27054BOEING767-300

�200ER 223/306�

40523BOEING777-200

�-300ER 215/247/262�

51426BOEING777-300

56511BOEING747-400D

SeatsNumber Aircraft