ＧｏＴｏ１回７泊まで　支援対象見直し―観光庁

　観光支援事業「Ｇｏ　Ｔｏ　トラベル」で、観光庁は３０日、支援対象を見直し、１回の旅行で支援するのは７泊までに制限すると発表した。長期間の利用はビジネス目的が多いことを考慮した。１１月１７日以降の販売分から適用する。
　観光庁はこれまで、宿泊数の上限を設定していなかった。長期にわたる旅行の場合は、７泊分までが支援対象となり、８泊目以降は除外される。
　観光庁は既に、観光を主な目的としない宿泊は支援の対象外とする方針を決定。１１月６日以降の販売分から、宿泊料金を大きく超えるサービス付きの旅行商品やビジネス出張を対象から外す。除外するのは、ヨガやダイビングの免許取得講習が付いた宿泊プランなど。（2020/10/30-21:22）

The Japan Tourism Agency announced on Friday a review of the government's Go To Travel campaign, saying that the travel discount program will cover stays of up to seven nights per trip.
   The revision reflects the fact that many of long-term trips are for business purposes, not for sightseeing, according to the government agency.
   The agency previously did not set an upper limit on the number of nights per trip covered by the campaign, kicked off in late July to aid the tourism industry, which has taken a hit from the novel coronavirus crisis.
   The new rule will apply to travel products going on sale on Nov. 17 and later. For nine-day and eight-night and longer trips, the first seven nights will be eligible for the program, but the rest of the trips will not be covered.
   The agency has already decided to exclude trips in which sightseeing is not the main purpose, such as accommodation plans including yoga experience and lessons for acquiring a diving license, from the Go To Travel campaign. Travel products with services whose prices far exceed lodging costs and business trips will not be covered by the program, starting with products to be sold from Nov. 6.