Japanese firms will提供无人机视频拍摄服务给游客.

JTB and partners will offer drone video services for tourists, launching on August 1 at a Kagawa national park.

JTB and two other Japanese companies are launching drone services to shoot videos of tourists at attractions. Starting August 1, after scanning a QR code and payment, customers will have drones record their experience. They'll get a 1-2 minute AI-edited video sent to them about 30 minutes later for ¥2,000.

The services kick off at a national park on Shodo Island, with plans to expand to 10 locations by 2026 and to all 47 prefectures by 2027. This is how you keep travel exciting!

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