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The Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO) has launched the campaign “Your Japan 2020,” which will see a year full of unique experiences and have fantastic deals up for grabs for international visitors to the country.
With the country prepared for the upcoming Olympic and Paralympic Games, set to be held in Tōkyō during the summer, 2020 is sure to be a year filled with boundless cheer and celebration.
The campaign has been put in place to share Japan’s merriment with international visitors and will offer exclusive unforgettable experiences and deals across the nation, including special limited public openings, events exclusive to 2020, deals on domestic travel, and large discounts in stores all over Japan.
Yoko Tanaka, JNTO Sydney Office Executive Director spoke on behalf of the organization, “In addition to world-class sporting events taking place in 2020, Japan as a destination provides such diversity across all areas of the country for visitors to truly enjoy. We anticipate that this along with the added benefit of some unique experiences on offer this year will attract many more travellers of all segments from this region.”
Amongst the many deals up for offer, Japan’s two major flight companies, Japan Airlines (JAL) and All Nippon Airways (ANA) have introduced some exciting deals for foreign tourists in Japan.
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JAL: 100,000 free seats on domestic flights
Japan Airlines have announced that they will be giving away 100,000 free seats on domestic flights with their campaign “Win a Trip with JAL.” The deal will allow visitors to make use of JAL’s Dokokani Mile (Go anywhere) system, where you will be awarded tickets for a surprise Japanese destination, revealed to you a few days after applying. The offer which started in February is for specific flights departing and arriving in Tōkyō’s Haneda Airport or Ōsaka’s Itami and Kansai Airports and is to be used between July 1 and September 30, 2020.
To be eligible, participants must:
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ANA: Flights to the Tōhoku region for 2020 yen
All Nippon Airways campaign “ANA Discover JAPAN Fare” will see the company reduce fares to 2020 yen (subject to exchange rates in foreign currencies) for domestic flights to and from the Tōhoku region for foreign tourists visiting Japan. By travelling with the offer, visitors will be able to save up to 80% on regular fares when travelling from major cities in Japan. The routes eligible for the offer must depart from or arrive at Aomori, Ōdate-Noshiro, Akita, Shōnai, Sendai or Fukushima airports.
Save on domestic flights when purchased alongside an international flight
ANA will offer special fares for ANA domestic flights on specific travel packages sold by UK, France, Germany and Australian travel agency websites for a limited time only. Selected domestic routes will be available for the equivalent of 2,020 yen when purchased together with an international flight.
Other airlines
In addition to the offers available from JAL and ANA, domestic airlines, Peach Aviation Ltd. and Spring Airlines Japan both have exclusive deals up for grabs in 2020. Offers available aside from flights include trips to snow resorts, cruises across Japan’s coastline, visits to hidden gems such as Totsukawa and Sado, an overnight stay in one of Japan’s castles, tours in areas of outstanding beauty and multiple experiences at food and drink fairs being held this year.
With numerous offers available for every season and all over the country, the JNTO hopes that 2020 will be a fulfilling year and that you will “Find Your Japan, Your Way.”