The Asian Business & Management Conference

Venue & Accommodation

The Fourth Annual Asian Business & Management Conference will be held at the Ramada Osaka, the designated conference hotel.

The Ramada Osaka is a large comfortable four-star hotel with a wide range of amenities, and has its own entrance to the Nakatsu subway station. Situated in downtown Osaka, the hotel is located quietly, but conveniently near the bustling Osaka station area, with its thousands of bars and restaurants, and easy connections with nearby Kyoto, Kobe and Nara.

Conference participants can access special discount rates at this hotel, including breakfast and in-room high speed internet access by booking through the system below.

Deluxe Single (1 person): JPY 10,000 - INCLUDES BUFFET BREAKFAST
Deluxe Superior Twin (2 people): JPY 16,000 - INCLUDES BUFFET BREAKFAST
Economy Single (1 person): JPY 9,000 - INCLUDES BUFFET BREAKFAST

NB The hotel cost is not included in the conference registration fee. Any guestroom changes, cancellations, etc., are the participant's responsibility. To access the special conference package rate, bookings must be made directly with the hotel through the online system, not through the hotel website, and not with a third party booking site.

Please note that the booking system is operated by the Ramada hotel, and not IAFOR, and all accommodation questions and queries should be directed to the hotel.

ACCESS SPECIAL CONFERENCE PACKAGE RATES & RESERVE YOUR HOTEL ROOM(S) ONLINE NOW

* Please use "IAFOR" (upper case) for log-in ID and password *

CLICK HERE TO RESERVE ONLINE AT THE RAMADA

For detailed directions from Kansai International airport to the Ramada please CLICK HERE

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Japan is a fascinating country where East meets West in a unique blend of ancient cultural traditions and ultramodern lifestyle.

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Osaka

Osaka is dubbed "the nation's kitchen", and for a good reason. In addition to delicious food, the city offers endless shopping prospects, amazing sights, a great mix of traditional and modern culture, as well as a vibrant nightlife.

Osaka is centrally located in Japan, and enjoys easy access to nearby Kyoto and Kobe, as well as to the rest of the country's main sights and cities. It has its own international airport and a bullet train can take you to Tokyo in just over two hours.

For more information on Japan and Osaka, please visit the Japan National Tourist Organization Website:

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