My local area is centered around the tourism industry.
Therefore, once the Wuhan pneumonia (coronavirus) is brought under control, tourists will return as before. I think there are many people who make such assumptions and thoughts, but I don't think so.
If tourists feel the same way before, they won't be able to return so easily.
Unless you're a repeat customer, I think you'll probably take a calm look once the show is over.
Once a thread is broken, it takes time to spin it.
Also, people's minds are changeable, and what they seek will change over time.
I don't know about overseas countries, but Japanese people get used to it quickly, but they also get tired of it quickly.
Are you doing anything to change the future in Japan?
Currently, under the Wuhan pneumonia (coronavirus) situation, people are encouraged to work from home and study from home, and the use of the Internet has increased significantly.
If you want to evolve or strengthen your website as a countermeasure, for example,
- Information dissemination distinct from SNS
- Responsive design that does not depend on the device
- Multilingualization with internationalization in mind
- If you have products, sell them directly on your own website
By simply doing these things, I think you can create a space that both repeat customers and new customers will want to visit. Word of mouth and buzz are important, but if you don't have the mindset of creating trends yourself, the flame will die out!
From the end of August, I plan to resume my handicraft work after a break of about a year.
I can't do handicrafts and web construction at the same time by myself.
After the handicraft work resumes, we will be closed for web construction, so please contact us as soon as possible.
