September 2021 Newsletter

30 Sep 2021 NEWSLETTERS



	Dear planners, organizers, and business partners,

	The Japanese government has announced today that the state of emergency will be lifted from October 1. The Government will start its pandemic exit strategy to ease restrictions on travel, dining, and public events for vaccinated people. It would begin on an experimental basis from October and become fully operational in November.

	Currently, events are limited to half the venue capacity and up to 10,000 attendees, whichever figure is lower.

	Vaccination is rapidly proceeding in Tokyo, where 68.4% of the population received at least one dose, and 58.5% are fully vaccinated. We all hope to welcome you soon to our safe, bright, and green city.

Focus



	New Exciting Digital Content to Support International Conferences in the City

	Business Events Tokyo (BET) is continuously working on producing more digital content to promote Tokyo as an ideal meetings destination. The team is always ready to share the latest ideas with organizers and planners to support a distinctive and appropriate way of holding an event in the new era of co-existing with COVID-19. BET has recently developed four remarkable unique contents. One of them was demonstrated during the 16th International DOCOMOMO Conference this September.

What's new

Explore the Capital via Business Events Tokyo account on LinkedIn

Visit BET's account on LinkedIn to get the latest and exciting information and follow us! BET posts useful information weekly, including SDGs programs, unique venues, and many valuable tips for hosting business events in Tokyo.

Join us for the UIA Associations Round Table Asia-Pacific on October 20-22

To learn first-hand from the association executives about the challenges in this new era, TCVB and the UIA invite international association representatives and industry stakeholders to join the Round Table Asia-Pacific to be held in Tokyo.

Discover the Green, Serene and Active City Tokyo

Unique and Sustainable Recreation Activities samples in four categories were added to the Tokyo Experiences page: promenade in the gardens, hiking and cycling, stroll in local alleys and a ride in an open-top bus tour, and tasting Japanese food and drinks.

Haneda Airport announced as the World's Cleanest Airport

SKYTRAX, the international rating organization for air transport facilities and services, announced at the 2021 World Airport Awards that Haneda Airport was voted the World’s Cleanest Airport and the second-Best Airport in the World.

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