Mandarin Oriental Unveils Three Resorts in Japan
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- There are notable expansion and renovations worldwide, including the opening of the Hyatt Place Bodh Gaya in India, the launch of Mondrian Hong Kong, and the extensive refurbishment of Peppers Marysville in Australia's Yarra Valley.
- Osaka, Japan, aims to attract 20 million visitors annually with the new MGM Osaka resort.
- Mandarin Oriental announces plans for three unique resorts in Setouchi, Japan.
The Macau Hotel & Innkeepers Association said they expect the local hoteloccupancy rate to reach 90% during the coming festive season. The city currently has 137 hotels that offer about 45,000 rooms.
Osaka, Japan’s Mayor said the city is targeting drawing 20 million foreign visitors annually when the MGM Osaka integrated casino resort opens, most likely not before late 2030. He thinks they only need 10 million inbound tourists a year to stimulate fresh consumption in the local economy amounting to what would be US$7.73 billion. The MICE space, when the MGM Osaka finally opens, will triple to 60,000 square meters.
The Mondrian Hong Kong has launched in Tsim Sha Tsui. The hotel offers 324 guest rooms, including 12 two-bay suites. The hotel is owned by Peterson Group, taking two years to develop the property. The hotel includes art and installations
