JTB Group's consolidated financial results for fiscal year 2017 were announced on May 25th. For the full fiscal year from April 2017 to March 2018, sales increased 2.0% year on year to 1,322,992 million yen. Operating profit decreased 49.5% year on year to 5,135 million yen, ordinary profit decreased 27.7% year on year to 9,378 million yen, and net profit for the period decreased 80.1% to 1,043 million yen. There were no major changes in the travel business, but due to management reforms in April of this year and investments in M&A of overseas companies, sales increased but profits decreased. Total sales for the travel business decreased 2.2% year on year to 1,143,128 million yen. Breakdown is as follows: domestic travel, down 6.9% to 539,026 million yen; overseas travel, down 0.6% to 459,398 million yen; travel to Japan, down 13.9% to 62,828 million yen; global travel by overseas business companies, up 49.6% to 81,876 million yen; and other businesses, up 41.2% to 179,864 million yen. These figures reflect the impact of the transfer of MICE projects to "other businesses." Domestic travel, while Kyushu, which was affected by natural disasters in FY2016, recovered, eastern Japan was sluggish and individual business revenues decreased. For group travel, in addition to Kyushu, Hokkaido, which had "seasonal Japanese travel," performed well. For overseas travel, Europe recovered for individual customers, and Hawaii was also doing well. Corporate revenues increased due to an increase in overseas inspections. For travel to Japan, the strengthening of the "Sunrise Tour" package for visitors to Japan proved successful, but revenues fell due to the backlash from major events such as the Ise-Shima Summit held the previous year. For fiscal 2018, sales are expected to increase 2.0% to 1.35 trillion yen, operating profit to increase 75.3% to 9 billion yen, ordinary profit to increase 6.6% to 10 billion yen, and net profit to increase 389.0% to 5.1 billion yen.