Transportation & Reach
Kobe is a major port of Japan. The city carries out various trade activities throughout the year and is visited by people from all around the globe. The city has a large event calendar. Due to this very reason the city is flocked with international tourists throughout the year.

Kobe Airport:
Kobe Airport is located just off the coast of central Kobe. The airport mainly serves domestic flights and rarely receives international chartered flights. The major flights operating from and to the Kobe airport are All Nippon Airways, Japan Airlines (JAL) and Skymark Airlines.

Local Transportation of Kobe:
Kobe has a very well developed city bus system. The two main bus stations are JR and Hankyu Sannomiya stations. Kobe also has a loop-line tourist bus that travels around scenic spots and famous tourist locations in Kobe including the Kitano Ijinkan streets, Nankin-machi and Meriken Park. Bus service in the city is quick and efficient. One of the major Kobe bus service operators is the JR Bus Group. This is major bus operator on the route from Tokyo to Kansai, which is near Kobe. Dream Kobe is a bus service which runs during nightime.

Hotels & Accommodation
Kobe being a port city is a very important city of Japan. The city hosts a number of festivals, events and houses a number of historic attractions. The city has sufficient hotel and accommodation facilities to serve the large number of visitors. However one should make the bookings beforehand as the city is visited by a large number of people and every season is a peak season for the city's hotel industry.

Hotels of Kobe	Average Rates
5-Star	$300-200
4-Star	$200-100
2-Star	$100-80
Budget Hotels	$80 and below