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How to Decarbonize Airports?

Efforts are underway in various fields to achieve carbon neutrality and a decarbonized society by 2050. Decarbonization of airports is one of these efforts, and decarbonization is urgently needed for airports, which serve as gateways to overseas destinations, in order to ensure their international competitiveness. However, there are many businesses at airports and a wide range of entities implementing initiatives, making it difficult to concretize and execute plans. We spoke to three people involved in the creation of the Ministry of Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism 's Airport Decarbonization Promotion Plan Guidelines: Motohiro KIDO, General Manager of the Aviation Planning Section, Aviation Dept. and Takahiro IMAMURA, who works in the same Section; and Yamashita DAIKI, General Manager of the Energy Business Support Section, Green Social Strategy Dept. about the key points in achieving decarbonization of airports.

Let's Create a New Tourism Movement with Takamatsu Airport as the Gateway!

It has been five years since Takamatsu Airport was privatized in 2018. The spread of COVID-19 has had a major impact on tourism-related personnel across the country. How has tourism demand, and the businesses and regions that receive it, changed before and after the pandemic? What kind of future should we aim for? We spoke with local businesses about this.

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