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1 savills.com.sg/research Raymond Clement Managing Director Asia Pacific +65 6415 7570 [email protected] Julien Naouri Director Asia Pacific +65 6415 7583 [email protected] Tomotsugu Ichikawa Director Japan +81 3 6777 5184 [email protected] Please contact us for further information Savills Hotels Team Japan Hotel Market Snapshot July 2020 DOMESTIC TOURISM Following seven consecutive years of growth, in 2019 Japan welcomed 31.9 million international visitors. 2020 was anticipated to be a stellar year for Japan tourism on the back of booming inbound demand and the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, which have now been postponed to 2021. That, together with suspension of international flights due to the COVID-19 outbreak will significantly impact the number of international visitors in 2020. As a multifaceted tourism market with an abundance of experiences on offer, Japan domestic demand has historically been stable. In 2019, domestic travellers spent 441 million room nights in Japan, four times the number of room nights spent by international guests. Domestic tourism consumption in 2019 reported a YoY growth of 7.3%, contributing JPY22 trillion (approx. US$206 billion) to the travel industry. Following the lifted state of emergency on 25 May, domestic flights have gradually resumed in June and domestic travel restrictions were mostly lifted on 19 June. Japan Airlines announced that it will increase the number of domestic flights starting from July in response to its forecast of a 20% recovery in demand in June, and an anticipated 40% recovery in the first half of July. Mauro Gasparotti Director Southeast Asia +84 908 556 492 [email protected] 31.9mil INTERNATIONAL VISITORS 25 MAY

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Raymond ClementManaging DirectorAsia Pacific+65 6415 [email protected]

Julien NaouriDirectorAsia Pacific+65 6415 [email protected]

Tomotsugu IchikawaDirectorJapan+81 3 6777 [email protected]

Please contact us for further information

Savills Hotels Team

JapanHotel Market

Snapshot July 2020

DOMESTIC TOURISM

Following seven consecutive years of growth, in 2019 Japan welcomed 31.9 million international visitors. 2020 was anticipated to be a stellar year for Japan tourism on the back of booming inbound demand and the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, which have now been postponed to 2021. That, together with suspension of international flights due to the COVID-19 outbreak will significantly impact the number of international visitors in 2020.

As a multifaceted tourism market with an abundance of experiences on offer, Japan domestic demand has historically been stable. In 2019, domestic travellers spent 441 million room nights in Japan, four times the number of room nights spent by international guests. Domestic tourism consumption in 2019 reported a YoY growth of 7.3%, contributing JPY22 trillion (approx. US$206 billion) to the travel industry.

Following the lifted state of emergency on 25 May, domestic flights have gradually resumed in June and domestic travel restrictions were mostly lifted on 19 June.

Japan Airlines announced that it will increase the number of domestic flights starting from July in response to its forecast of a 20% recovery in demand in June, and an anticipated 40% recovery in the first half of July.

Mauro GasparottiDirectorSoutheast Asia +84 908 556 492 [email protected]

31.9milINTERNATIONAL VISITORS

25MAY

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Following a slight delay, the “Go To” Campaign is scheduled to be rolled out in August. Domestic travellers will be given 50% discounts and coupons of up to JPY20,000 per person per night for accommodation, shopping and eating at travel destinations. According to Travelzoo Japan’s recent survey on Japanese travellers’ response to this campaign, 71% stated that their anticipated number of trips between July and December this year will be the same as or higher than the number of trips taken over the same period in 2019.

Marking Japan’s first step in easing travel restrictions, Vietnam was chosen as its first partner. Vietnam is among the few countries that have been successful in containing COVID-19 pandemic, reporting zero community infection cases over the last two months. Business flights from Japan to Vietnam have partially resumed from 25 June. Japan is also in talks with Australia, New Zealand and Thailand to mutually ease travel restrictions.

Similar to other countries in Asia Pacific, Japan is working on easing travel restrictions from selected countries with low or sharply declining infection rates. However, the short-term focus will be on domestic travel.

DOMESTIC TOURISM

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Japan Hotel Room Take Up (nights spent)

Japan Distribution of Total Tourism Spend (2019)

Source: Japan Tourism Agency

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600International Domestic

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

Domestic Overnight Trips62%

Inbound Trips17%

Domestic Daytrips

17%

Japanese Outbound Trips

4%

Source: JNTO

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Japan Domestic Travel

Japan Domestic Trips by Month (2019)

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84%of all tourist room nights

in Japan

Over the past five years, on average domestic travel

accounted for

JPY22in tourism revenue

TRILLION

In 2019, Japanese travellers contributed

53%of all domestic visits

in Japan

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Overnight Day-Trip yoy growth (Overnight) yoy growth (Day-Trip)

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Source: Japan Tourism Agency

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TOP POPULAR PREFECTURES BY DOMESTIC DEMAND

Number of Domestic Visitors (2019)

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Hyogo

Fukuoka

Kanagawa

Tokyo

0 20 40 - 80 10060

Million

Shizuoka

Leisure Other Purpose

Osaka

Chiba

Hokkaido

Aichi

Kyoto

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Chiba

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TOP POPULAR PREFECTURES BY DOMESTIC DEMAND

Tourist Spend Per Person Per Trip (2019)

- 10,000 20,000 30,000 40,000 50,000 60,000 70,000 80,000

JPY

Hokkaido

Okinawa

Nagasaki

Aomori

Leisure Other Purpose

Kagoshima

Kouchi

Niigata

Ishikawa

Oita

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OUTBOUND TOURISMJapan outbound travellers reached a record number of 20 million in 2019, reporting a healthy 5.5% CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate) between 2015 and 2019.

According to a recent survey conducted by Travelzoo Japan on Japanese travel plans, 65% said they would travel domestically in the three months after the state of emergency status has been lifted. In contrast, appetite for outbound travel is more subdued with 53% reporting that they would wait for at least seven months before travelling abroad again.

With borders expected to reopen gradually and monitored carefully, the market anticipates a propor-tion of this outbound demand to be redirected locally.

Japan Outbound Travel

total outbound travel spend in 2019

JPY4.8TRILLION

outbound average length of stay

8.7DAYS

of total outbound spend was attributed to leisure

76%of outbound travellers in

2019 visited Asia

60%

25

20

15

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Source: Japan Tourism Agency

2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 20192018

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Leisure Visiting Family Business

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