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The tourism subsidy policy provides tourists with half of the nightly accommodation fee, up to 8,000 yen, which greatly stimulates people's enthusiasm for travel. As the number of tourists increases, the demand for various commodities also increases. This involves logistics services, especially overseas express delivery services.

Overseas express delivery services play an important role in meeting tourists' shopping needs. The special products purchased by tourists during their travels can be conveniently delivered to their homes through overseas express delivery. This door-to-door express delivery service allows tourists to avoid carrying too much luggage during their travels, reducing their travel burden.

At the same time, the efficiency and quality of overseas express delivery services will also be indirectly affected by the tourism subsidy policy. When the number of tourists increases, the express delivery business volume will also increase accordingly. This puts higher demands on the operational capabilities and service levels of express delivery companies. In order to cope with the growth in business volume, express delivery companies may need to optimize delivery routes and increase manpower and equipment investment to ensure that packages can be delivered to their destinations in a timely and accurate manner.

In addition, the tourism subsidy policy may also change tourists' consumption behavior and shopping patterns. Since accommodation costs are subsidized to a certain extent, tourists may have more budget for shopping. They may be more inclined to buy some larger, heavier or more valuable goods, which often need to be transported by overseas express delivery. This further promotes the development and innovation of overseas express delivery business.

However, overseas express delivery services are not without challenges. With the growth of business volume, problems may arise in express delivery costs, package security, and after-sales service. For example, express delivery costs may rise due to changes in supply and demand, increasing the shopping costs of tourists. Packages may be damaged or lost during transportation, causing unnecessary trouble and losses to tourists. The quality and efficiency of after-sales service may also be affected, leading to complaints and dissatisfaction from tourists.

In order to meet these challenges, express delivery companies need to strengthen cooperation with tourism-related industries. By establishing cooperative relationships with tourist attractions, hotels, travel agencies, etc., express delivery companies can better understand tourists' needs and shopping habits and prepare services in advance. At the same time, express delivery companies should also strengthen their own management and technological innovation to improve service quality and operational efficiency. For example, use big data and artificial intelligence technology to optimize delivery routes and increase the speed of parcel sorting and delivery; strengthen employee training to improve service awareness and professional level; improve the after-sales service system and handle tourists' complaints and problems in a timely manner.

In short, there is a close connection between tourism subsidy policies and overseas express delivery services. The two sides influence and promote each other, and together bring new changes and challenges to people's travel and shopping experiences. In future development, we need to pay attention to the changing trend of this connection and take effective measures to deal with possible problems in order to achieve the coordinated development of tourism and logistics services.