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Top tools used by Japanese hoteliers to boost occupancy

Japanese hoteliers engage multiple tools and investments to attract guests to their accommodations and a study conducted by Statista in partnership with Booking.com reveals some of the most used methods. The top two tools, chosen by around half of the respondents were; offering targeted discounts, and promotions on social media. On the topic of investments to attract guests, improving the customer experience appears to be the priority, with 47% indicating that investment in comfort is a good method to promote occupancy and 38% saying investment in style and aesthetics was important.

The 2023 Japanese Accommodation Barometer is the first study of hoteliers conducted by Statista in collaboration with Booking.com, surveying 250 accommodation executives and managers from across Japan. Click here to download a copy of your own (only available in Japanese).

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This infographic shows the most effective tools used by hoteliers in Japan to maximize occupancy at their property.

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Occupancy rate of lodging facilities in Japan in 2024, by type of accommodation
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Distribution of utilization of lodging facilities among foreigners in Japan in 2019, by type of accommodation
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Occupancy rate of lodging facilities in Japan from 2015 to 2024
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Distribution of hotel booking channels in Japan in fiscal year 2023, by method
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Monthly occupancy rate of accommodations in Japan from January to December 2024, by type of facility
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Leading methods of booking hotels among businessmen in Japan as of January 2021

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