Zoomanity Group presents Zootopia Ski Resort Japan
Soon
in the market, Zootopia Ski Resort at Nagano, Japan will be launched under the
hotel and theme park management of Zoomanity Group, the leader in producing zoo
and hotel facilities in the Philippines. True to the vision of the company to
expand from 5 theme parks to 24, Zoomanity Group known for managing Zoobic
Safari in Subic, Zambales, Zoocobia in Clark, Pampanga, Residence Inn in
Tagaytay, Paradizoo in Mendez, Cavite and Zoocolate Thrills in Bohol is
preparing to launch 3-4 theme parks before 2018 and headed by Robert Laurel
Yupangco, the theme park management guru.
For
Zootopia, the company just purchased 11 rooms and plan to buy the whole
facility and prepared to treat the Japan visitors and tourists to an experience
they will never forget to try the following activities; Ski (Dragon Slider,
Snow Strider, Snow Bike, Snow Tubing, Buggy and Snow Rafting), Snow Monkeys
encounter, trip to Zenkoji and Kiyomizudera and Tokyo for as low as $999.00 per
head for 5 Days and 4 Nights Itinerary at Dia Palace, Iiyama.
Situated
in the far north of Nagano Prefecture, Iiyama city is Japan's eternal home
town, where nostalgic scenery depicted in songs like Furusato and Oborozukiyo
can still be found. Amidst the region's rich natural landscape, a unique
history and culture, sense of tradition and kindness has flourished. With
elegant streets lined with temples, deep forests and highlands, and specialty
produce each season; the area is full of charming attractions.
In
addition, the Hokuriku Shinkansen (Bullet Train) line between Nagano City and
Kanazawa City will begin running in the spring of 2015, and a new train station
in Iiyama will be opened. With this launch, it will be easier to get to Iiyama
from anywhere in Japan, and we hope to welcome many more travelers.
For
more information, email your inquiries to grace@asiadigitalmarketing.ph or
text/call 09166299381. TAG Media and Public Relations is the Marketing &
Branding arm of Zoomanity Group under the Yupangco Group of Companies.
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