Peach Aviation and the Korea Tourism Organization (KTO) have signed a partnership agreement aimed at increasing the number of Japanese tourists visiting South Korea.
Under the agreement, the two parties will focus on four main initiatives: phased implementation of joint promotions and campaigns to expand the number of Japanese passengers traveling to South Korea; mutual sharing of tourism and marketing information such as customer trends and market data; collaboration to revitalize regional tourism in South Korea and attract visitors to local areas; and consideration of new initiatives that will contribute to KTO’s goal of attracting 30 million inbound visitors to South Korea by 2028.
Peach currently operates four routes to South Korea with 12 round trips per day, giving it the highest number of flights on South Korea routes among Japanese airlines. On September 20, it will launch a new Tokyo/Narita–Seoul/Incheon route, expanding its network to a total of five routes with 13 round trips per day.
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