Go Hotels partners with Karaksa Hotels, Flytpack, and Daiso Japan for Juan Goes to Japan promo

Filipinos can finally tick off Japan from their travel bucket list as Go Hotels, the first value-hotel chain in the country, ties up with Karaksa Hotels, Flytpack and Daiso Japan to bring their newest travel promo, #JuanGoesToJapan.

Japan has always been a dream travel destination for most Pinoys. It’s a country where the past and future meet—blessed with dynamic cities, rich traditional culture and advanced technology. It holds a lot of adventures and surprises that cater to every Filipino’s travel aspirations so it’s no wonder it’s on top of our bucket lists.

Go Hotels has partnered with three well-known brands in this promo: Karaksa Hotels, a three-star leisure hotel with branches at Osaka and Kyoto; Flytpack, a Wi-Fi router you can access overseas that is truly a travel essential, and Daiso Japan, your one-stop shop for affordable Japanese finds starting at P88.

By boking directly with Go Hotels, bookers get a chance to fly to Japan’s culinary capital, Osaka! Book your trips from July 10, 2017 to October 10, 2017 and get a chance to win a 4D/3N Trip for 2 to Osaka which includes a roundtrip airfare, 4D/3N hotel accommodation in Karaksa Hotel Osaka Shinsaibashi I, Japan rail passes for 2 and overseas pocket Wi-Fi courtesy of Flytpack and travel kit from Daiso Japan PH.

Everyone can participate by simply booking to any Go Hotels branch. Every 1,000 worth of bookings entitles guests to one (1) e-raffle ticket. Note that bookings must be made directly through Go Hotels website, front desk or customer service starting July 10, 2017 (12:00 am) until October 10, 2017 (11:59 pm) regardless of stay dates. Corporate and OTA bookings are not qualified to join this offer.

The winner will be chosen through an electronic raffle on October 12, 2017, and will be announced on October 15, 2017.

#JuanGoesToJapan is one of the efforts of Go Hotels’ for its Book Direct campaign where direct bookers are privileged with perks for booking directly through the Go Hotels website (www.gohotels.ph), hotels’ front desks and Customer Service.

Last chance to book your way to Osaka! Offer runs until October 10, 2017! For more details, visit www.gohotels.ph.

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