Japan hotels keep luring Hong Kong families, global investors despite geopolitical strains
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Despite global geopolitical tensions, Japanese hotels remain an attractive investment for Hong Kong's Topaz Family Office and other global investors. The wealth manager cites strong tourism demand, driven by a weak yen and high spending power of visitors, as key factors. Japan experienced a record 42.7 million international visitors in 2023, generating 9.5 trillion yen in spending. The limited supply of accommodation due to licensing requirements, labor shortages, and high construction costs further strengthens the investment thesis. Topaz views Japan as a safe haven for capital, even amidst international uncertainties, due to these structural tailwinds.
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AI-ExtractedInbound travel spending also hit a record 9.5 trillion yen (US$60 billion) in 2025.
Japan welcomed a record 42.7 million international visitors last year, up 15.7 per cent from 2024.
Japan hotels still make sense, even under wars and geopolitical tensions.
Supply remains structurally constrained by licensing requirements, labour shortages and higher construction costs.
Investing in Japan hotels remains a sound decision despite geopolitical strains.
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