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Pan Pacific’s Bellustar Tokyo makes it to Japan’s top 10 city hotels
Bellustar Tokyo, A Pan Pacific Hotel made it to 10th place among Japan's Best City Hotels in the Travel + Leisure Luxury Awards Asia Pacific 2025, making it among the best in the region. This is the second year in a row that the hotel has been honoured since it opened its doors two years ago. Hotel general manager Katsushi Nishikawa expressed his gratitude to Travel + Leisure, as well as guests and the hotel staff. Nishikawa said: “It is truly gratifying and humbling to have been bestowed with this honor, which would not have been possible without the patronage of our guests and the efforts of our associates who show the utmost commitment in their day-to-day responsibilities.” He reiterated that, as a luxury hotel in the heart of Tokyo, Bellustar Tokyo’s mission is to offer a sophisticated and elegant stay experience that meets the demands of customers from Japan and abroad. Nishikawa concluded with: “Invigorated by the reception of this award, we will endeavor to fulfill this mission by further improving the quality of service we provide and by presenting our guests with Japanese omotenashi, or hospitality, that they will remember long after their visit has ended.” A stellar record so far As it marks its second anniversary this year, Bellustar Tokyo continues to devote itself to enhancing its presence in the industry. As a result, it has received numerous prominent awards since its opening, including a slot in the Travel + Leisure Luxury Awards Asia Pacific 2024 Top 10 City Hotels in Japan; Luxury New Hotel in East Asia - Best Architectural Design in East Asia at last year’s World’s Luxury Awards; and Best New Hotel in the international category of the TTG China Awards earlier this year. The hotel also achieved a one Michelin Key rating in the Japan edition of the Michelin Guide for Hotels.
YOTEL Tokyo Ginza delivers an immersive experience at its grand opening
YOTEL Tokyo Ginza officially opened its doors to guests last 9th June through an immersive Grand Opening Party that celebrated 'YOTEL To The World. The grand opening likewise demonstrated the global brand's mission to challenge the status quo of the hospitality industry. With more than 200 guests in attendance, the event showcased YOTEL's signature sleek design, efficient technology and innovative experiences with activations throughout the hotel's public spaces and rooms. The guest list included senior leaders from YOTEL and Frasers Hospitality, YOTEL's partner for its debut property in Japan, as well as local influencers, brand and corporate partners, and members of the media. Located in Tokyo’s vibrant Ginza district, the hotel's launch marks an important moment for YOTEL as it introduces its globally recognised Non-Stop ethos to the Japanese and wider APAC markets. An immersive globetrotting experience During the event, guests moved through curated, city-themed spaces that celebrated where YOTEL lives and thrives. With a YOTEL passport in hand, guests collected stamps as they went on their non-stop journey, from New York and Singapore, to Bangkok and Tokyo. Each room activation made use of YOTEL's clever, space-saving design, including the signature reclining SmartBed, efficient storage solutions, and mood lighting, to become a full-sensory journey. The themes featured in each room were as follows: Midnight in Manhattan: a giant photo booth with oversized pillows, balloons and props for a glamourous sleepover in the city that never sleeps. Ginza Game Room: transformed a room into a neon-lit arcade in a throwback to Japan's gaming heyday. Southeast Asia Oasis: a calming moment where guests could relax on the SmartBed with a massage and refreshing drinks. Urban Jungle 24/7 Convenience: YOTEL's beauty partner Urban Jungle offered guests products from its body and skincare range. Artist in Residence: Mio Furukawa displayed work and talked about creating bespoke pieces of digital art for YOTEL Tokyo Ginza. Connecting with Japanese heritage and culture A Japanese drum performance marked the start of the official proceedings of the night. Shinya Ogawa, general manager at YOTEL Tokyo Ginza, introduced Frasers Property group chief executive Panote Sirivadhanabhakdi and YOTEL CEO Hubert Viriot as they collectively welcomed guests. Ogawa also advised those assembled to note the significance of the opening and expectations for the Japan market. Joined by Frasers Hospitality CEO Eu Chin Fen, executives participated in a traditional Kagami Biraki (sake barrel breaking ceremony) in a symbolic moment that fused the global brand with local culture. Viriot remarked that YOTEL’s Tokyo debut is a milestone for the brand’s developmental journey. He said: “I'm delighted to be able to celebrate with an event that encapsulates our brand ethos. Challenging the status quo of traditional hotels, YOTEL's mission is to deliver great hotel experiences in prime locations at a competitive price point. YOTEL Tokyo Ginza is a fabulous hotel and a wonderful representation of our brand, which will now propel us to expand across other cities in Japan.” Frasers’ Eu Chin Fen added: “YOTEL Tokyo Ginza represents Frasers Hospitality's maiden ground-up investment and development project in Japan. Its opening underscores our commitment to deepening our hospitality investments in existing markets while optimising our portfolio for sustained performance. We are confident that our collaboration with YOTEL, with its unique offerings, is well-positioned to set a new benchmark in Japan.”
Tokyo Skytree: A Summer Escape Above the City
This year, say Konnichiwa to Japan and make sure Tokyo Skytree is right at the top of your itinerary. Soaring 634 metres high, this iconic landmark is not just the tallest structure in Japan, but it is the world’s tallest freestanding broadcast tower. Thus, making it an unforgettable experience that brings the whole family together, from kids to grandparents. Tokyo Skytree is not just an observation tower; it is an experience. Families can begin their journey by taking in 360-degree panoramic views of Tokyo from the Tembo Deck (Floor 350) and Tembo Galleria (Floor 450). On clear days, you might even catch a glimpse of the majestic Mount Fuji. For the adventurous, the Glass Floor on Floor 340 gives a thrilling view of the city directly below your feet, a moment that is both thrilling and unforgettable. Do not forget to capture the moment with the Skytree photo services, perfect for turning your family day out into a frame-worthy memory. Families and kids alike will love participating in the W1SH RIBBON activity, where they can write their wishes and tie them to a designated space within the tower, a uniquely Japanese cultural moment filled with charm and hope. Inspired by Japanese traditions, this thoughtful little experience lets visitors pen their hopes on a colourful ribbon and leave it fluttering among hundreds of others, a beautiful way to bond, reflect and share a quiet wish together. For those families wanting more than just sightseeing, Skytree Enjoy Pack offers engaging, cultural programs and curated experiences that allow children to learn about Japanese traditions while having fun. It is an easy way for parents to blend education and entertainment into their travel plans. The adventure does not stop at the tower. Just a short 15-minute scenic walk from Tokyo Skytree lies Asakusa, one of Tokyo’s most historic and culturally rich neighbourhoods. Here, families can visit the famous Senso-ji Temple, explore traditional Japanese streets and sample local street food, making it a delightful extension to the Skytree experience. From unforgettable views to hands-on cultural fun, Tokyo Skytree is the perfect summer escape for Indian travellers seeking something truly special in Japan. This summer, make it the highlight of your family’s Japan holiday
Canopy by Hilton to debut in Tokyo in 2028 offering 174 keys
Hilton , Mitsubishi Estate Co., Ltd. and TBS Holdings, Inc. have signed the Canopy by Hilton Tokyo Akasaka as part of a mixed-use development project that will include offices, commercial facilities, theaters and halls, and hotels, directly connected to Tokyo Metro's Akasaka Station. Scheduled to open in 2028, Canopy by Hilton Tokyo Akasaka marks the debut of the brand into Tokyo and the Kanto region of Japan and will be the third Canopy by Hilton hotel in Japan. The Canopy by Hilton portfolio includes more than 40 open properties around the globe across 13 countries and territories. Each hotel offers an elevated stay experience through maximizing local charm, refined design, and tailored food and beverages to suit guests' preferences. To be part of an 18-floor mixed-use building The Canopy by Hilton Tokyo Akasaka will be located on the 7th to 18th floors of a mixed-use building in the west block of the Akasaka area development project, "Akasaka 2-Chome and 6-Chome District Development Plan," led by TBS and Mitsubishi Estate. The building will be 18 stories tall. The hotel will feature a total of 174 guest rooms, primarily around 31 square meters in size, including 24 suites. It will offer two dining options: a restaurant & bar, and a terrace café with panoramic views of the Akasaka area. Additional amenities will include a 77-square-meter meeting lounge, as well as a 24-hour fitness room. The building will be directly connected to Akasaka Station on the Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line. The lower floors are set to include theaters and halls, aiming to establish the building as a hub for entertainment in the Akasaka area. Its convenient location provides easy access to business districts and various tourist attractions across Tokyo. Additionally, limousine bus services to and from airports are planned. "We are truly honored to announce the signing of the Canopy by Hilton Tokyo Akasaka in partnership with Mitsubishi Estate and TBS. In recent years, demand for lifestyle brands has been increasing in the hotel market. By introducing the Canopy by Hilton brand in Tokyo, one of the world’s top destinations, we will be able to cater to the diverse needs of our guests. We look forward to welcoming visitors from Japan and abroad and offering an experience that allows them to fully enjoy the charm of the Akasaka area," said Joseph Khairallah, area vice president, head of Japan, Korea & Micronesia, Hilton. This is the third 'Canopy by Hilton' hotel in Japan "We are very pleased to welcome Hilton, one of the world's leading global brands, as the hotel operator for this mixed-use development aimed at establishing Akasaka as a hub for entertainment that reaches the world. With the first entry of the Canopy by Hilton brand in the Kanto region, we aim to further enhance the charm of the area, including its history and culture," said Yuji Fujioka, Representative Corporate Executive Officer and Deputy President of Mitsubishi Estate Co., Ltd. "We are very pleased to welcome Hilton, a global leader in the hospitality industry, and to announce the development of Canopy by Hilton Tokyo Akasaka as part of this project. We look forward to creating new experiential value for visitors from both Japan and abroad through the synergy with our media content in the newly revitalized Akasaka area," said Tatsuo Sugai, Executive Vice President & Board Director of TBS Holdings, Inc.
Air India to operate daily flights to Tokyo Haneda from 15 June 2025
Air India announced the expansion of its non-stop service between Delhi and Tokyo Haneda, increasing from 4x weekly flights to daily flights, starting 15 June 2025. This enhancement strengthens connectivity between India and Japan, offering greater convenience for travellers and supporting growing trade and tourism between the two countries. This move builds on Air India’s recent shift to Tokyo’s Haneda Airport (from Narita) on 31 March 2025, which reduced travel time to Tokyo Station to approximately 30 minutes. The daily flights, operated with Air India’s Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner aircraft, provide passengers with faster access to central Tokyo, as Haneda Airport is just 18 km from downtown Tokyo. “Expanding our Delhi-Tokyo Haneda service to daily flights reflects Air India’s commitment to meeting the rising demand for travel between India and Japan,” said Nipun Aggarwal, Chief Commercial Officer, Air India. “This daily service, combined with our deepened codeshare partnership with All Nippon Airways, makes it easier for our guests to explore Japan and connect conveniently to other destinations in the country beyond Tokyo.” Through Air India’s expanded codeshare with Star Alliance partner All Nippon Airways (ANA), Air India guests can conveniently connect from Tokyo Haneda to six major Japanese cities—Fukuoka, Hiroshima, Nagoya, Okinawa, Osaka, and Sapporo—on a single ticket with baggage checked through to their final destination. The daily flights enable seamless connections to domestic Indian destinations like Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkata, and Pune, as well as international routes across Asia and Europe. The updated flight schedule, effective 15 June 2025, is as follows: AI358: Departs Delhi (DEL) at 2020 Hrs, arrives Tokyo Haneda (HND) at 0755 Hrs next day (daily). AI357: Departs Tokyo Haneda (HND) at 1150 Hrs, arrives Delhi (DEL) at 1725 Hrs (daily). Bookings for Air India’s Delhi-Tokyo Haneda flights are open on all channels, including Air India’s website, mobile app, and through travel agents.
Rosewood Front Row Tokyo celebrates debut of the brand’s luxury legacy in Japan
As Rosewood made its historic debut in Japan, the third installation of the brand's cultural series celebrated the arrival of Rosewood Miyakojima with a multi-sensory evening of discovery n 18th March 2025, Rosewood Hotel Group marked a significant evolution in luxury hospitality, having embarked on its much-anticipated journey into Japan with the debut of Rosewood Front Row Tokyo. Following the success of the brand’s Global Cultural Series in Hong Kong and Shanghai, the event brought together an extraordinary fusion of culture, art, design, and gastronomy. Distinguished guests, including Rinko Kikuchi (Actor) • Mariko Mori (Contemporary Artist) • Mika Ninagawa (Photographer/Director) • Junya Ishigami (Architect) • Yoichi Ochiai (Media Artist) • Sennosuke Kataoka (Kabuki Actor) • VERBAL (Musician) • YOON (Fashion Designer) • YASUHIRO MIHARA (Fashion Designer) and Piet Boon (Designer) gathered to immerse themselves in the world of Rosewood, creating an elegant atmosphere for a truly memorable evening. As the third installment of Rosewood Front Row, the event embraced the theme Senses in Motion, bringing together the most innovative talents shaping the future of luxury experiences in Japan and beyond. The evening featured a dinner from Chef Natsuko Shoji, the fine dining visionary behind Tokyo’s restaurant été, with a menu inspired by Rosewood Miyakojima, the brand's recently opened debut property in Japan. This culinary journey was complemented by a performance from celebrated jazz artist and Rosewood’s resident musician at Café Carlyle, Reuben James, alongside immersive visual projections from renowned design agency HATO, known for their collaborations with the Serpentine and Somerset House. The celebration continued with an exclusive afterparty, featuring a DJ set by Antonin Courant, and a curated beverage program by Norihiro Tacamizuma, creative director of twelv., Tokyo’s cult sake bar. From the flavours and aromas of the meal to the sounds of live music and stunning visual projections, every element was carefully curated to symbolize the fusion of senses. The event was co-curated by Hugo Belloy, Founder of Dreams and Dreams. This multi-sensory approach embodied Rosewood’s A Sense of Place philosophy, offering guests an inspiring vision of the brand’s evolving approach to luxury experiences. The celebration also underscored Rosewood’s commitment to shaping the future of Japan’s hospitality landscape, with the recent opening of Rosewood Miyakojima.
Experiencing Tokyo Beyond the Crowds
Tokyo, renowned for its dazzling neon lights, historic landmarks, and bustling streets, is a city that never sleeps. For travellers, this vibrant energy is thrilling yet sometimes overwhelming. Navigating through the crowds, the traffic, and the endless activity can make it challenging to truly pause and appreciate the beauty and scale of the metropolis. A Favourite Destination for Aussies In 2025, Tokyo has firmly established itself as one of the top travel destinations for Australians. With a 34% increase in Aussie visitors this year, the city’s unique blend of tradition and modernity continues to captivate travellers. From its world-class shopping districts to its rich cultural heritage, Tokyo offers something for everyone. The city’s accessibility, safety, and endless attractions make it a perfect choice for Australians seeking an unforgettable urban adventure. Seeing Tokyo from Above One of the most memorable ways to escape the city’s hustle is to take to the skies. From above, Tokyo unveils itself in an entirely new light. Picture flying over iconic landmarks like Tokyo Tower, the Rainbow Bridge, and even Mount Fuji in the distance. This elevated perspective not only showcases the city’s incredible architecture and symmetry but also offers a moment of tranquillity far removed from the busy streets below. Discovering the City from the Water Tokyo’s waterways also provide a serene escape from the city’s fast pace. Cruising along the rivers and canals reveals a unique, quieter side of Tokyo. It’s a chance to admire both modern skyscrapers and traditional neighbourhoods from an intimate and peaceful vantage point. The gentle rhythm of the water creates a contrast to the bustling energy found on land, making it a perfect way to unwind while still soaking up the city’s charm. Culinary Delights and Night-Time Fun Tokyo is a paradise for food lovers, offering everything from Michelin-starred restaurants to bustling street food markets. Aussies can indulge in sushi at Tsukiji Outer Market, savour a bowl of authentic ramen in Shinjuku, or try yakitori at a cosy izakaya. For those with a sweet tooth, Tokyo’s dessert scene is equally impressive, with treats like matcha-flavoured delights and fluffy Japanese pancakes. When the sun sets, Tokyo’s nightlife comes alive. From the neon-lit streets of Shibuya to the trendy bars of Roppongi, there’s no shortage of places to unwind. Karaoke bars, jazz clubs, and rooftop lounges offer a variety of experiences, while the vibrant energy of Golden Gai’s tiny bars provides a more intimate setting for a night out. Fresh Perspectives on a Timeless City Exploring Tokyo from these unique vantage points—whether soaring above it, gently gliding through its waterways, or diving into its culinary and nightlife scenes—offers a deeper appreciation of its vastness and complexity. This approach allows travellers to connect with the city on a different level, embracing its beauty without the distractions of crowds and noise. While the hustle and bustle are an integral part of Tokyo’s character, sometimes stepping back and experiencing the city from a fresh perspective can turn a visit into something extraordinary. Tokyo is more than its energy; it’s a city of contrasts, surprises, and serene beauty waiting to be discovered from every angle.
‘Rosewood Front Row Tokyo’ marks beginning of brand’s luxury legacy in Japan
As Rosewood Prepares to Make its Historic Debut in Japan, the Third Installation of the Brand's Global Cultural Series Celebrates New Era with a Signature Evening of Extraordinary Discovery. This March, Rosewood celebrates a transformative moment in luxury hospitality as the brand embarks on its highly anticipated journey into Japan with the launch of Rosewood Front Row Tokyo, hosted under the iconic Tokyo Tower. As seen in previous editions in Hong Kong and Shanghai last year during Art Basel Hong Kong and Shanghai Art Week, Rosewood Front Row celebrates the convergence of excellence in culture, art, design, and gastronomy, offering guests access to ‘front row’ seats to experiences curated by exceptional talent during global events. Rosewood Front Row Tokyo marks the third installment of the brand's cultural series. The marquee event, themed Senses in Motion, celebrates the arrival of Rosewood Miyakojima—the brand’s debut property in Japan—while setting the stage for Rosewood’s future endeavors in the Japanese luxury landscape, guided by its A Sense of Place philosophy. Advancing the series to new heights, Rosewood Front Row Tokyo brings together the most innovative talent in shaping the future of luxury experiences in Japan and around the world. The evening features Chef Natsuko Shoji, the fine dining visionary behind été; design agency HATO, known for their work with Serpentine and Somerset House, who will create immersive visual projections; and Rosewood's own Reuben James, the musical virtuoso in-residence at Café Carlyle. The celebration continues with an afterparty featuring a DJ performance by Antonin Courant and a curated beverage program by prominent sake bar Twelv. Together, these elements create an unparalleled experience of culinary, visual, and musical moments that embody the spirit of Rosewood Front Row. Rosewood Front Row Tokyo is a milestone that heralds three significant developments for Rosewood: the debut of its first Japanese property, a deepening commitment to one of luxury hospitality's most discerning markets, and the continued evolution of the Rosewood Front Row series as a cultural force. As the brand enters Japan, it ushers in a new era, where genuine discovery, innovation, and cultural authenticity converge to define the future of luxury hospitality. "Rosewood Front Row Tokyo is a celebration of Japan's extraordinary legacy of craftsmanship, creativity, and cultural innovation," says Joanna Gunn, Chief Brand Officer of Rosewood Hotel Group. "This event marks the beginning of our journey in Japan, where we see tremendous opportunities to create meaningful connections with the country's rich heritage and forward-thinking spirit. As we establish our presence in Miyakojima, we look forward to continuing our exploration of Japan's diverse cultural landscape and bringing more unique experiences that authentically capture the essence of this remarkable destination."
Janu Tokyo celebrates its first anniversary with Afternoon Tea with Art
As it celebrates its first anniversary, Janu Tokyo hosts Afternoon Tea with Art, a special collaboration combining the disciplines of gastronomy and art. Scheduled for 15th March to 11th May, the event coincides with contemporary artist Tomokazu Matsuyamaʼs first solo exhibition in Tokyo at the nearby Azabudai Hills Gallery. This unique fusion of aesthetic and culinary creativity will feature a collection of sweet and savoury treats, served at the Janu Lounge & Garden Terrace and inspired by Matsuyamaʼs latest series FIRST LAST. As part of the joint venture, all hotel guests will receive complimentary tickets to Matsuyamaʼs exhibition during their stay, along with an exclusive opportunity to purchase one of 30 limited-edition prints of his new work, Nice Quiet Hot Tears, at Janu Tokyoʼs boutique. According to general manager Noriko Tanaka: “At Janu Tokyo, we strive to inspire our guests through art, culture, wellbeing, and gastronomy. It is an honour to bring this concept to life, as part of our first anniversary celebration, in partnership with Tomokazu Matsuyama, a next generation Japanese artist who shares our values and that of our dynamic neighbourhood, Azabudai Hills." Intricate imagery and delicate flavours Unique in flavour and aesthetic, each piece of the afternoon tea will be embellished with intricate, symbolic imagery drawn from works of Matsuyama’s exhibition. The first and third tiers take inspiration from works such as Passage Immortalitas, while the second tier incorporates elements of his abstract painting Keep Fishinʼ For Twilight, which evokes the imagery of a thousand origami cranes. Crafted by Janu Tokyo Pastry Chef, Yukie Noguchi, the curated Afternoon Tea with Art highlights include a New York cheesecake with white chocolate, the signature ʻJanuronʼ macaron and a Sakura and berry mousse with seasonal fruit. Meanwhile, savoury options range from a roast beef open sandwich, with the beef sourced from Matsuyama's hometown in the Gifu Prefecture, as well as salmon mousse with a vegetable mille-feuille and bouillabaisse jelly with caviar. Plain and cherry scones complete the selection, served with soya bean whipped cream, koji syrup and strawberry jam.
Air India shifts operations to Tokyo Haneda and expands codeshare with ANA
Air India announced a significant upgrade to its non-stop services between Delhi and Tokyo. Beginning 31 March 2025, Air India will operate its 4x weekly flights from Delhi to Tokyo’s Haneda Airport (HND), replacing its existing services to Narita International Airport (NRT), to provide passengers faster and more affordable access to central Tokyo. Complementing the shift to Tokyo Haneda, Air India also announced an expanded codeshare agreement with its Star Alliance partner, All Nippon Airways (ANA), to provide Air India guests convenient onward connections from Tokyo Haneda to 6 other major cities in Japan. This builds on Air India’s existing codeshare and interline agreements with ANA. Faster access to downtown Tokyo Air India’s strategic transition to Haneda Airport, located 18 km from downtown Tokyo, cuts travel time to Tokyo Station from nearly one hour by road (70 km from Narita) to approximately 30 minutes. This not only saves valuable time for passengers but also offers more cost-effective transportation options, enhancing the overall journey experience. “Moving our flights to Haneda Airport is a significant advantage for our guests – it brings them much closer to the centre of Tokyo. With this shift, we are not only connecting two vibrant capitals more effectively but also helping boost trade and tourism between India and Japan”, said Nipun Aggarwal, Chief Commercial Officer, Air India. Expanded codeshare with All Nippon Airways Subject to due regulatory approvals, beginning 01 April 2025, Air India will place its ‘AI’ designator code on ANA’s flights between Tokyo Haneda and 6 other cities in Japan: Fukuoka, Hiroshima, Nagoya, Okinawa, Osaka, and Sapporo. This will allow Air India guests to travel to any of these destinations on a single ticket, with their baggage checked through the entire journey. Reciprocally, ANA will place its ‘NH’ designator code on Air India's flight between Delhi and Tokyo Haneda, Delhi and Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkata, and Pune, enabling their customers seamless access to Air India’s robust domestic India network. Air India and ANA first signed a codeshare agreement in April last year, which allowed Air India to codeshare on ANA’s Tokyo Haneda-Delhi and Tokyo-Narita-Mumbai flights, and ANA to codeshare on Air India's Delhi-Tokyo flights. Commenting on the codeshare expansion, Nipun Aggarwal added, “Our deepened partnership with ANA opens up Japan like never before for our guests. By providing easy access for our guests to ANA’s domestic Japan network, combined with ANA’s reach into Air India’s extensive Indian network, we’re creating a stronger bridge between our two nations—making travel simpler and truly rewarding for our common guests.” “To promote increased exchange between Japan and India, ANA is expanding its codeshare partnership with Star Alliance partner Air India to enhance its network,” said ANA’s Executive Vice President of Alliances and International Affairs, Katsuya Goto. “This expansion, with a focus on the increased codeshare options from Delhi to six destinations within India, will provide customers with more opportunities and seamless connections, delivering a satisfying experience for premium customers in particular. This is a significant step in our ongoing efforts to provide a superior travel experience for customers flying between Japan and India.” Passengers of both airlines flying on codeshare flights will enjoy premium services such as lounge access and priority boarding that Star Alliance offers to its premium members. Growing tourism to Japan According to Japan National Tourism Organization, 233,000 Indians visited Japan between January and December 2024, a 40% increase from the previous year, underscoring Japan’s growing appeal as a travel destination for Indian tourists. Schedule of Air India flights between Delhi and Tokyo Haneda AI358: Departs Delhi (DEL) at 2020 Hrs, arrives next day at Tokyo Haneda (HND) at 0755 Hrs - operates Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays AI357: Departs Tokyo Haneda (HND) at 11:50, arrives at Delhi (DEL) at 17:25 – operates Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays, Sundays Air India’s Delhi-Tokyo Haneda flights will continue to be operated with Air India’s Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner aircraft, featuring 18 Business Class flatbeds and 238 spacious Economy seats. The flights enable travellers to take seamless connections to/from several domestic Indian destinations as well as international routes across Asia and Europe. Bookings for Air India’s Delhi-Tokyo Haneda flights are open on all channels, including Air India’s website, mobile app, and through travel agents. The codeshare flights will be opened for bookings progressively.
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3rd Hospitality Japan Conference #HJC2024
3rd Hospitality Japan Conference #HJC2024 is scheduled for October 8-9 at The Capitol Hotel Tokyu, stands as a pivotal part of Hospitality Asia Media's expansive Hospitality Asia Event Series, spanning across the Asia Pacific region. This comprehensive conference encompasses three pivotal summits: Hotel Investment Summit Japan #HISJ, Hotel Design Summit Japan #HDSJ, and Hotel Revenue Summit Japan #HRSJ, each tailored to address key facets of the hospitality industry in Japan.