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JTB develops a data hub connecting PMS for accommodations with business support solutions
Dec 09, 2022
Kyoto City saw the post-pandemic highest hotel occupancy rate in October 2022 and 4 times more inbound travelers than September 2022
Dec 08, 2022
Japanese guest nights were up 5.8% in October 2022 even compared to pre-pandemic, boosted by the travel discount program
Dec 07, 2022
Tokyo Metro sells a set of 100 or 50 one-day passes on Amazon
Dec 06, 2022
70% of hotels and ryokans in Japan suffer from labour shortage while domestic travel demand rapidly grows
Dec 05, 2022
Travel consumption in Japan by Japanese travelers in Q3 of 2022 recovered to a 20% decrease before the pandemic
Dec 02, 2022
Navitime, a Japan’s leading navigation app, sees a rapid increase in searches for tourist spots in Japan by international users
Dec 01, 2022
Japan Tourism Agency opens a special website to boost weekdays travel
Nov 30, 2022
Nationwide travel discount program is extended to the next year despite smaller discount rate
Nov 29, 2022
JTB doubled half-year sales with better results in domestic travel, BPO and MICE, expecting full-year profit
Nov 28, 2022
Domestic travel sales of 43 travel companies in Japan in September 2022 recovered to 80% of the 2019 level
Nov 25, 2022
A new platform to book high quality experiences in Japan debuts, covering from traditional cultures to outdoor activities
Nov 24, 2022
Recovery of Japanese departures overseas was slow with 350,000 only in October 2022
Nov 23, 2022
Japan welcomed 2.5 times more international visitors in October 2022 than previous month, reflected by open of the border
Nov 22, 2022
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Recovery of Japanese departures overseas was slow with 350,000 only in October 2022
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Kyoto City saw the post-pandemic highest hotel occupancy rate in October 2022 and 4 times more inbound travelers than September 2022
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Kyoto City saw the post-pandemic highest hotel occupancy rate in October 2022 and 4 times more inbound travelers than September 2022
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JTB develops a data hub connecting PMS for accommodations with business support solutions
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JNTO survey finds 40% of travelers from Taiwan and Hong Kong have visited Japan four times or more
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Japanese guest nights were up 5.8% in October 2022 even compared to pre-pandemic, boosted by the travel discount program
Dec 07, 2022
70% of hotels and ryokans in Japan suffer from labour shortage while domestic travel demand rapidly grows
Dec 05, 2022
Tokyo Metro sells a set of 100 or 50 one-day passes on Amazon
Dec 06, 2022
JTB develops a data hub connecting PMS for accommodations with business support solutions
Dec 09, 2022
Kyoto City saw the post-pandemic highest hotel occupancy rate in October 2022 and 4 times more inbound travelers than September 2022
Dec 08, 2022
Statistics
Kyoto City saw the post-pandemic highest hotel occupancy rate in October 2022 and 4 times more inbound travelers than September 2022
Japanese guest nights were up 5.8% in October 2022 even compared to pre-pandemic, boosted by the travel discount program
70% of hotels and ryokans in Japan suffer from labour shortage while domestic travel demand rapidly grows
Travel consumption in Japan by Japanese travelers in Q3 of 2022 recovered to a 20% decrease before the pandemic
Domestic travel sales of 43 travel companies in Japan in September 2022 recovered to 80% of the 2019 level
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