The former Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Chinzanso will now be represented and marketed through the global distribution systems (GDS) under the UI chain code.
DALLAS – Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo has switched to Pegasus Solutions for global distribution and sales support following a rebranding on January 1. The former Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Chinzanso will now be represented and marketed through the global distribution systems (GDS) under the UI chain code.
Celebrating 60 years in 2013, Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo is a five-star luxury hotel ideally situated among 17 acres of traditional gardens in Tokyo. The hotel features 260 guestrooms, 44 suites, 12 restaurants, 36 banquet, meeting and wedding spaces, as well as a unique experience in the heart of bustling Tokyo.
“Tokyo is a busy international destination,” said Mr. Koichi Urashima, general manager for Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo. “Hotel Chinzanso offers a respite for global travelers in the center of what can be an overwhelming urban setting. Our finely appointed guest rooms, spacious meeting areas and outdoor gardens are enough to make guests book, but Pegasus brings the visibility to deliver those bookings. We look forward to welcoming guests from all over the world to our exquisite hotel to experience authentic Japanese culture.”
Pegasus Solutions is providing Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo with affordable connectivity to the global distribution systems (GDS) under the widely used and recognized UI chain code. Additionally, Pegasus will deliver sales support by targeting sources of managed travel business from corporate buyers and travel management companies (TMC) to fill sales gaps for the property.
“We work closely with global managed travel buyers who are seeking unique destinations like Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo, which is a valued addition to the UI chain code,” said Chris Wichers, chief sales officer for Pegasus Solutions. “As we help influence demand for Tokyo hotels, we’re honored to offer a five-star property as multifaceted as Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo.”
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