Business Class flights to Tokyo

One of the biggest and busiest cities in the world, Tokyo is a magnet for business travellers from around the globe. Fly to Tokyo in style with Qatar Airways Business Class, named as Skytrax’s World’s Best Business Class for three years running since 2013. On your Business Class flight to Tokyo, you receive premium service from our award-winning cabin crew, exquisite meals from our team of renowned chefs, and supreme comfort thanks to state-of-the-art seating. You’ll arrive in Tokyo ready for business in this fast-paced capital.

Check in at the airport for your Business Class flight to Tokyo and you won’t have to deal with crowds or noise. At Qatar Airways we direct you straight to one of our exclusive lounges, available in many airports around the world and in Doha, where you can enjoy some peace and quiet before flying. This means you can get some work done while you wait for your flight, thanks to our complimentary Wi-Fi, alternatively, take some time to sleep in a private room, or enjoy a hot shower. If you’re hungry, our exclusive menu allows you to have a meal or snack before you board your flight.

Once you are on board, our attentive cabin crew will show you to your spacious hi-tech seat. Here you can finish off your report thanks to the generous desk space and in-flight Wi-Fi, enjoy a movie on your personal in-flight entertainment screen, or catch up on your sleep. Professional cabin crew attend to your every need, including providing you with soft bedding, luxury sleepwear and exclusive Giorgio Armani amenities to make sure you’re completely comfortable on overnight flights. If you get hungry you can order a delicious meal from our on-demand menu whenever you want.

As one of the most technologically advanced cities in the world, Tokyo has everything you could possibly need to help you do business.

• There is free Wi-Fi available in a variety of public locations including coffee shops and restaurants. There are several paid services available around the city as well, including internet cafés.
• To avoid expensive roaming charges, it could be worthwhile purchasing a pre-paid SIM card when you arrive. These are usually available at the airport and at mobile phone stores and convenience stores.
• Train and subway are the best way to get around Tokyo as they’re fast and reliable — including Japan’s legendary 300mph Bullet Train. You can also hire executive cars or chauffeur-driven limousines.

Within Tokyo, the main business centre can be found at Chiyoda, which is the political centre of the city. Other key centres around the city include Akasaka and Shinbashi in the Minato district, while Shingawa is both a business centre and major transport hub. However, big businesses can be found in most districts of central Tokyo, thanks to the great transport links and proliferation of towering skyscrapers.

You won’t be short of things to do during your leisure time in Tokyo. Japan has a rich theatre culture with several ancient, traditional forms of drama still going strong today. If you would like to see some of this traditional theatre, visit the National Noh Theatre and Kabuki-za for noh and kabuki theatre respectively.

Sports enthusiasts may well want to take in traditional Japanese sporting events. If so, you can see official Sumo tournaments held at the Ryōgoku Kokugikan Sumo arena — do see what’s on before you travel.

Tokyo is a shopper’s paradise with shops selling almost anything you can imagine. This, of course, includes luxury fashion, jewellery and cosmetics, which can be found particularly in the Shinjuku district, home to hundreds of shops. The high fashion centre of the city, however, is Ginza - filled with luxury department stores and is worth a visit for some excellent retail opportunities, particularly for high-end electronics.

Tokyo has every kind of cuisine you can think of and has the world’s highest number of Michelin-starred restaurants. Ginza, Akasaka and Roppongi Hills have the biggest spread of high quality eateries.