RCI, the global leader in vacation exchange, has recently welcomed five new resorts in Japan to its RCI Weeks programme, adding new holiday options to its 3.8 million global exchange members. @RCI_Timeshare
Hyatt Regency Seragaki Island Okinawa to open in August 2018
Hyatt Regency Seragaki Island Okinawa is now accepting reservations for arrivals on September 1, 2018, and beyond, through hyatt.com or any Hyatt reservations centre worldwide. @hyattregency
Hotel Intergate Kyoto Shijo-Shinmachi opens its doors
Granvista Hotels & Resorts Co., Ltd. has launched a new hotel brand, Intergate Hotels. @granvistaTW
Frasers Hospitality adds prime Tokyo locations to Japan portfolio
The Group is investing SGD250 million to launch Capri by Fraser, Ginza / Japan after Fraser Suites Akasaka, offering guests the option of two key districts in downtown Tokyo. @FraserSuitesSG
Crossing the Pacific: an interview with Executive Chef Mervin McLeod, Sheraton Grand Hiroshima Hotel
While everyone knows that Japan’s culinary fare is quite different from that of other cultures, it’s even more interesting to hear from a chef with a North American background who has come to master the country’s food preparation style.
Moxy debuts in Japan with ‘Playhouse’ party
Non-traditional, non-judgmental, non-binary, non-linear, and non-stop – putting a spotlight on the sublime originality of Japanese subcultures with Moxy Hotels. @MoxyHotels
Hyatt Centric Ginza Tokyo opens its doors in Tokyo
New lifestyle hotel marks the Asia-Pacific debut of the Hyatt Centric brand. @HyattCentricGNZ
W Hotels scheduled to debut in Osaka in 2021
First W in Japan slated to open in Osaka, the countryÕs second-largest metropolis. @WHotels @Marriott
Holiday Inn Osaka Namba opens as brand’s fifth in Japan
The 314-room Holiday Inn Osaka Namba is located in the heart of Osaka, near the city’s renowned Dotonbori Street where travellers can enjoy feasting at local restaurants and a range of entertainment activities, nightlife and shopping along the Dotonbori River.
Yen devaluation leads to profit boost for Japanese hotels
Japan’s hotel industry has benefitted substantially from the devaluation of the Japanese yen, experiencing four consecutive years of double-digit percentage growth in gross operating profit per available room (GOPPAR).
