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Hotels in Japan Feature Positive RevPAR
Tourism sector of Japan has suffered losses since the disastrous earthquake in March 2011. While spring and summer results were quite poor, autumn performance of hotels in Japan was very promising. Finally, according to the information provided by STR Global, November 2011 is the first month when Japan accommodations have reached positive RevPAR level.
Japan Hotel Review provides exact information and the study is now even more accurate thanks to the expansion of the number of hotels participating in the review. 66 hotels in Japan participated in this study in December 2010, and in November 2011 – already 316.
Honshu, the largest Japanese island, remains the most frequently visited part of Japan. It attracts both leisure and business travellers. While the tourism of Tohoku (this area was damaged the most by tsunami and earthquake) is still returning to its original state, such areas as Chubu and Hokuriku, which are located on the northwest coast of the Sea of Japan, only stronger their positions. Of course, such major commercial and entertainment areas as Tokyo and Yokohama, as well Kanto region, show best occupancy and performance.
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