[HD video below]
Tokyo is often ranked as one of the most expensive places in the
world to visit. And while it can be, if you do your research
correctly, it can be as affordable as any other major city in the
world.
For many years Japan had one of the strongest
economies in the world, and as such, tourism, especially inbound
tourism, was not a priority, some would say it was even neglected
to a certain extent. But not anymore. With economic woes around
the world, Japan is finally realising it needs to do more, much
more, to attract the inbound tourism dollar.
This applies to not only the government tourism
bodies, but also to the hotels.
In this HD video interview which took place at
the JATA Tourism Forum and Travel Showcase in Tokyo last month,
Steven Howard of TravelNewsAsia.com sits down with Solare Hotels
& Resorts' President and CEO, Tony Virili, to ask him about his
company and in particular, its Chisun Inn Hotels brand which are
well known quality budget hotels in the country.
Although the Japanese know these hotels
very well, representing 90% of the market share, they are still relatively unknown to the outside world.
In the interview you will discover how many
Chisun Inn hotels there are, what expansion plans the group has,
what they are like, how large are the rooms and bathrooms, what
amenities they provide, what type of bedding the hotel offers and
much, much more.
Visiting Japan need not be the costly experience
many envisage, as there really is affordable quality accommodation
there, it is just that many of the hotels, especially the local
brands, are not used to promoting themselves to markets outside of
Japan.
Interview with CEO of
Solare Hotels & Resorts - HD Video
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