FamilyMart to install foreign exchange ATMs at 1,000 stores

- FamilyMart planeja instalar máquinas que dispensam ienes em troca de moeda estrangeira em 1.000 locais de fiscal 2020, tentando se diferenciar de outras lojas de conveniência japonesa para atrair turistas estrangeiros.

     A cadeia vai usar câmbio ATMs da Travelex Japão, iniciando em quatro locais de Tóquio no próximo mês.

     Disponível 24 horas por dia, as máquinas permitem aos usuários comprar ienes com 13 moedas, incluindo o dólar, euro, yuan e won. Eles oferecem taxas de câmbio ligeiramente menos favoráveis ​​do que os bancos ou aeroporto quiosques de câmbio, mas os melhores do que o típico hotel. Os usuários podem escolher entre Inglês, chinês e outros dois idiomas.

 

     FamilyMart prevê estrangeiros usá-los para as suas necessidades de caixa diárias. Ele espera um período inicial de 100-200 transações por mês por máquina. Nippon Express irá fornecer manipulação de dinheiro e outros gestão do dia-a-dia das máquinas.

     FamilyMart irá instalar os caixas eletrônicos em lojas de conveniência em grandes cidades como Tóquio, Osaka, Nagoya e Fukuoka, e em locais em hotéis, resorts termais e outros destinos turísticos.

     Os visitantes estrangeiros muitas vezes ir a lojas de conveniência para comprar não só alimentos, bebidas e outros itens para consumo imediato, mas também cargas de lanches ou cosméticos como lembranças.

     Quase 20 milhões de estrangeiros visitaram o Japão no ano passado, perto de uma meta que o governo pretende atingir até 2020.

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