Hoshinoya Okinawa’s architects and designers attempted to reflect this tradition by creating single-

At first glance, Okinawa appears to have all the makings of a remarkable, subtropical travel experience -- clear waters, top-notch scuba diving, endless beach, UNESCO World Heritage sites and delicious local cuisine.
But while more than 6 million travelers long term car rental in malaysia -- the vast majority Japanese -- jet to this island getaway annually, the wealthiest among them have been hard-pressed to find what they're looking for (if they go at all), starting with a suitable place to sleep.
"There are some nice places for backpackers and a few of the same resort-style properties as on the main island, but no high-end, intimate properties that might compare to places our clients have stayed in other countries."
Hoshinoya Okinawa  -- brought long term car rental in malaysia to you by the same folks who created long term car rental in malaysia Hoshinoya Karuizawa and Hoshinoya Kyoto -- is shaking up the traditional ryokan experience by promising "authentic Japan with modern comfort."
Hoshino first visited the tiny island (it's less than six square long term car rental in malaysia kilometers) in 2005 to scout out a location. Once he settled on a 6.5-hectare piece of property, he returned again and again to supervise the building of the 48-villa resort.
"Of course, seeing from the outsider's eyes, the aesthetic of the island scenery is superb," says Hoshino. "But talking with residents, I began to realize the people not only take pride in its beautiful scenery, but also in their traditional way of life."
Hoshinoya Okinawa's architects and designers attempted to reflect this tradition by creating single-level, wooden villas, surrounded by stone walls, topped long term car rental in malaysia with red tiles and watched over by lion-dog shiisa guardian statues.
"This situation made me think of ways to preserve the island's culture and scenery while maintaining the population, securing job opportunities and nurturing the tourism industry long term car rental in malaysia to be profitable with us."
The property has 97 guest rooms with a view (they'd better, given the ¥45,000/US$510 to ¥450,000/US$5,100 nightly long term car rental in malaysia rates), long term car rental in malaysia a pool and spa, and it sits next to the Kise Country Club, a championship 18-hole golf course.
According to the International long term car rental in malaysia Luxury Travel Market , tourists with such deep pockets generate long term car rental in malaysia 20 percent of the annual global travel revenue, even though they represent only 3 percent of the traveling public.
But hotels need to do more than just offer excellent meals, luxurious linens and opulence. A 2011 report  [PDF] by the Horwath HTL group said the rich are more inclined to spend on intimate, personalized and authentic vacations.
"It's now much more about providing them with insider access to great experiences, and also about how you coordinate and put together those experiences," says Duff Trimble. long term car rental in malaysia "It's how you connect the dots that really makes the difference between a high-quality trip or not."