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Tokyo Tourism hosting agent marketplace in London
Tokyo Tourism is hosting a travel trade promotion in London.
The first B2B Tokyo event since 2019 takes place on Wednesday 1 February 2023.
It invites travel agents, tour operators, and media to engage with hotels, airlines and experience providers.
New Tokyo openings for 2023 include hotels by Aman Resorts, Bulgari and IHG
New Tokyo tourism attractions include a Harry Potter Studio and Jurassic World exhibition.
The free event includes buyer and seller meetings, networking, and a Discover Tokyo 2023 reception.
Attendees have the chance to win a trip to Tokyo.
The Tokyo City Promotion 2023 includes an introduction to the best nature attractions in the Tama area and the islands of Tokyo,
Pre-registration is required by 16 January 2023.
Flight capacity to Japan is set to return to pre-Covid levels when Japan Airlines resumes its double daily service.
ANA restarted daily London to Tokyo flights on 30 October.
British Airways resumed daily Tokyo flights on 14 November.
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