New Delhi:

Taylor Swift will perform the final stop of her Eras Tour at the Tokyo Dome in Japan. The show will start on February 3rd and end on February 10th. The Japanese embassy made the announcement to ensure the singer could return to the United States to watch her partner Travis Kelce play for the Kansas City Chiefs.

The NFL star will take on the San Francisco 49ers on February 12 in Las Vegas. In the latest announcement from the embassy on February 2, authorities advised Taylor Swift’s travel plans to set a timetable to avoid trouble on her way back to the United States – free.

In response to the news, political scientist Ian Bremmer took a sly dig at foreign embassies with a sarcastic X post. His remarks come very close to the benefits of being “famous.”

“I don’t think there’s anything more famous than ‘The foreign embassy makes sure she gets back in time for date night,’” Ian Bremer wrote.

I don’t think there’s anything more famous than “the foreign embassy made sure she got back in time for date night” pic.twitter.com/G67LKJOusl

— Ian Bremmer (@ianbremmer) February 2, 2024

Social media users were quick to comment on Ian Bremmer’s post.

“Entertainment and tourism are vital to the global economy,” one user noted.

Entertainment and tourism are important components of the global economy.

— Arne (@athoughtexp) February 2, 2024

Another user defended the Japanese embassy, ​​saying it was more of a “reassurance” than an “assurance.”

Entertainment and tourism are important components of the global economy.

— Arne (@athoughtexp) February 2, 2024

Some found it “really cool” and expressed their appreciation for the Japanese embassy.

so cool. Well done to the Japanese Embassy!

— Rob Smith (@RobertSmithIX) February 3, 2024

“They do nothing but state factual information about flight times and how time zones work. Tokyo is a day ahead and she will arrive in Vegas *the night before the game*. It won’t even be close,” one person wrote road.

Instead of saying “make sure,” say “make sure.” They do nothing but state factual information about flight times and how time zones work. Tokyo is a day ahead and she will arrive in Vegas *the night before* the game. It won’t even come close.

— Ryan Bdrm ???????????????????????? (@ryanbdrm) February 2, 2024

According to the Japanese Embassy in the U.S., they are “aware of recent media reports regarding measures that need to be taken to travel from Tokyo to Las Vegas after Taylor Swift’s February 10 concert in order to attend in time Kansas City Chiefs game. Super Bowl XVIII.” They said that despite the 12-hour flight distance and “17-hour time difference” between Tokyo and the United States, if Taylor Swift (Taylor Swift) Departing from Tokyo in the evening after the concert, “she should be able to get to Las Vegas easily” before the Super Bowl starts.

The Japanese embassy has “confirmed” that after having Japanese fans eagerly awaiting Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour concerts, the singer “can still travel to Las Vegas to play in the Super Bowl when the Chiefs don red” Provide support to them.”