Vacation Rental EXPO 2017 Shinjuku, Tokyo, May 27, 2017

Submissions to "Vacation Rental EXPO 2017" are now open for companies looking to apply for a booth. The event will be held on May 27th, 2017, in Shinjuku NS Building.

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Vacation Rental EXPO

Mar 15, 2017, 16:51 ET

TOKYO, March 15, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- "Vacation Rental EXPO 2017" submissions are now available for companies looking to apply for a booth. The event will be held on May 27th, 2017, in Shinjuku NS Building, located at NishiShinjuku 2-4-1, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, 163-0820. To ensure a diverse section for 2017, the EXPO office is limiting the number of companies that can participate per industry. In order to secure the place, it is recommended that companies apply early. Attendees can join the industry experts to get the tools and inspiration needed to make their vacation rental business more successful.

Vacation Rental EXPO is Japan's largest vacation rental exhibition with an estimated 4,000 visitors anticipated. Attendees gather to meet the leading companies operating in the vacation rental area. Companies that participate come from recognized brands in the business such as OTAs (i.e. Expedia Homeaway), IOT SmartLock, Airbnb management agents, smart-lock, IOT services, Web services, data analytics, Hotel tool companies etc.

During the EXPO event, a number of seminars are held with two large seminar rooms. Selected companies may have the opportunity to present their product at the seminars.

Join the experts and get the tools, information and inspiration you need to make your vacation rental business more successful. Whether the business is new to renting or have been managing properties for years, all attendees can enjoy the benefit from the EXPO.

EXPO Detail

Event name: Vacation Rental EXPO 2017

Visitors: 3,000-4,000

Companies: 50-60

Location: Shinjuku NS Building, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo

Size: 2637sqm

Visitor Entrance: Free

Seminar room: 200 people seat x1, 150 people seat x1 (slots available for sale on request)

Media coverage: Newspapers, Japan-wide TV, various online media articles

First cut-off date: 2017/March/20

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