Sales for this month
July 2026Total travel transaction volume in Japan was 106.9% of the same month a year earlier, while total travel transaction volume for the overseas travel business was 114.1%. Outbound travel and inbound travel to Japan grew, while domestic travel was affected by the reversal of the previous year's one-off boost for the Kansai region.
Sales promotion initiatives, including SUPER SUMMER SALE! FINAL 2026, Higher fuel surcharges, rising prices, and yen depreciation, Last-minute demand from South Korea, Demand from Australia for tours using LCCs, Demand from North America and Central and South America driven by international soccer tournaments, Impact of the situation in the Middle East on Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, Air travel products for destinations such as Okinawa and Kyushu, Bus tours for fireworks viewing and to escape the heat, Reversal of the previous year's one-off boost for the Kansai region, Strong performance in the European market, Recovery in individual travel demand in some Asian markets, Acquisition of large-scale projects and orders from North America, Southeast Asia, and other regions
Early customer acquisition from autumn through the year-end and New Year holiday period, Planned expansion of services eligible for mileage-service integration
Scope of aggregation: Japan: H.I.S. Co., Ltd. and 5 group companies (after elimination of intercompany transactions) / Overseas: 31 overseas local subsidiaries and 4 brands of overseas subsidiaries (before elimination of intercompany transactions)
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Month Covered | July 2026 |
| Scope of aggregation | Japan: H.I.S. Co., Ltd. and 5 group companies (after elimination of intercompany transactions) / Overseas: 31 overseas local subsidiaries and 4 brands of overseas subsidiaries (before elimination of intercompany transactions) |
| Year-on-year change in monthly net sales | 106.9 |
| Year-on-year change by category | Name International travel / Year on year 109.2, Name Domestic travel / Year on year 95.8, Name Inbound Travel / Year on year 115.9, Name Inbound travel overseas / Year on year 116, Name Outbound travel overseas / Year on year 111.2 |
| Sales by category | International travel ¥23,616,746 thousand, Domestic travel ¥5,201,705 thousand, Inbound Travel ¥1,099,379 thousand, Japan total ¥29,917,830 thousand, Inbound travel overseas ¥17,940,082 thousand, Outbound travel overseas ¥10,717,897 thousand, Overseas Total ¥28,657,979 thousand |
| Monthly Commentary | Total travel transaction volume in Japan was 106.9% of the same month a year earlier, while total travel transaction volume for the overseas travel business was 114.1%. Outbound travel and inbound travel to Japan grew, while domestic travel was affected by the reversal of the previous year's one-off boost for the Kansai region. |
| Factors Affecting the Change | Sales promotion initiatives, including SUPER SUMMER SALE! FINAL 2026, Higher fuel surcharges, rising prices, and yen depreciation, Last-minute demand from South Korea, Demand from Australia for tours using LCCs, Demand from North America and Central and South America driven by international soccer tournaments, Impact of the situation in the Middle East on Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, Air travel products for destinations such as Okinawa and Kyushu, Bus tours for fireworks viewing and to escape the heat, Reversal of the previous year's one-off boost for the Kansai region, Strong performance in the European market, Recovery in individual travel demand in some Asian markets, Acquisition of large-scale projects and orders from North America, Southeast Asia, and other regions |
| Measures from the following month onward | Early customer acquisition from autumn through the year-end and New Year holiday period, Planned expansion of services eligible for mileage-service integration |
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The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.Outbound travel benefited from demand generated by sales campaigns and growth in destinations including Australia, North America, and Central and South America. In domestic travel, initiatives targeting the summer vacation season and destinations such as Okinawa and Kyushu provided support, but the reversal of the previous year's one-off boost for the Kansai region weighed on the overall figure. Inbound travel to Japan benefited from strong performance in the European market, recovering demand in some Asian markets, and the acquisition of large-scale projects.