TOKYO -- Japanese hotel operators plan to employ more foreign staff in the coming years as the industry struggles to fill the hole left by pandemic-era job cuts amid a tourism rebound that has sent demand surging.
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Tokyu Resorts & Stays plans to quintuple its foreign staff over the next few years, with a focus on restaurant positions. (Tokyu Resorts & Stays)
TOKYO -- Japanese hotel operators plan to employ more foreign staff in the coming years as the industry struggles to fill the hole left by pandemic-era job cuts amid a tourism rebound that has sent demand surging.