Business Class Flights to Tokyo

Tokyo, the Japanese capital, has a population of 12 million people and is one of the largest cities in the world. 5 million people commute to this major business hub from areas all over the country on a daily basis. As you will discover if you visit Tokyo, the blend of ancient Japanese heritage sites, such as Kaminari gate, and modern attractions, including the impressive Roppongi Hills, make this a fantastic tourist destination.

Business Class Flights from the UK to Tokyo

Most flights from the UK to Tokyo will arrive at the final destination of Narita International Airport, 40 miles away from the city centre. Luckily for anybody who has to spend any time waiting at the airport there are a good variety of facilities, including beauty salons, shops and a revolving sushi bar. You will discover that there a variety of transport options for journeys from the airport. Anybody who opts to flag a taxi can expect to pay somewhere in the region of £90 – £160 to be taken to an inner city hotel.
Those people who are looking specifically for a first class business seat will find that there a good variety of airlines offering this luxury travel option. Among the best known names are British Airways, Lufthansa, Air France and Finnair. Before making your final booking it is well worth speaking to a travel agent, who will try to ensure that your individual specifications are met.

When to Visit and Where to Stay In Tokyo

Perhaps the best time to visit Tokyo is during the Cherry Blossom season, which usually begins in mid March. At this time of the year local residents gather in the scenic city parks to enjoy picnics underneath the splendid cherry trees. If you are planning on spending some time in Tokyo during June then it is worth packing a rain coat, a great deal of rain falls during this month.
There are a good variety of top notch hotels dotted around the city centre, most of which have a rating of over 3 stars. A selection of some of the best places to stay in Tokyo would have to include the B Akasaka Hotel, ANA Hotel, Mitsui Garden Hotel and Mets Shibuya Hotel. You will be taken aback by the splendid city views when you open your curtains on a glorious sunny morning.

Other Useful Information about Tokyo

The national currency of Japan is the Yen, comprised of 100 Sen. Anybody keen to make plastic payments will be happy to hear that major credit cards are accepted in many of the big hotels and shops. It is worthwhile taking some travellers cheques, they can be cashed in at banks throughout the city.
You will want to pack your best business suit when travelling to Tokyo. Meetings are generally extremely formal occasions and it is useful to be introduced by a third party when coming into contact with Japanese business people for the first time. It is advisable to reach your work destination with plenty of time to spare as lateness is considered rude.

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