That's a great question. With my almost 20 years in the market, it's remarkable to see how many Canadians are travelling to this part of the world. I think it really underscores the appreciation Canadians have, and I think particularly younger Canadians have, for the Japanese market. By my count, there are something like 10 daily flights now between Canada and Japan, which is remarkable. A decade ago, there may have been two or three. It's a great success story.
There is a challenge right now with Japanese consumers. The yen is weaker than it has been historically. One Canadian dollar is equal to about 115 yen. It was the opposite 20 years ago. It's difficult to say what the currency will look like over time. Wages are increasing here for the first time after many decades. Whether that leads to Japanese consumers being able to travel around the world, I'm not sure, but I know there's certainly a great appreciation for Canada and a real interest. I do hope to see many more Japanese people visit Canada and reciprocate on this incredible people-to-people exchange that we've seen with tourism.