Travel
Explore Japan for free? Japan Airlines offers free domestic flights to foreign travelers
Airport tray aesthetic becomes a viral trend
Travelers are artfully arranging their belongings inside the TSA regulation trays for a viral photo trend.
Travelers can now save some extra bucks on their next trip to Japan with a new promotion from Japan Airlines.
The Japanese carrier is currently offering free domestic flights to “explore more of Japan” when people book an international flight into the country, the airline stated in a press release. The offer – meant to create a “seamless travel experience” within Japan – began on Sept. 10.
To qualify for the offer, customers must book both a JAL international flight and a matching domestic flight within the same reservation.
Japan Airlines serves 64 domestic airports, providing travelers with the chance to visit the sake breweries in Niigata, the Hawaii-esque beaches in Okinawa and the 17 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Kyoto.
First time to Japan? 10 tips travelers should know.
For travelers from the U.S., there will be the normal $100 stopover fee if they choose to stay in their first Japanese destination for over 24 hours. However, the fee is waived for travelers from Thailand, Singapore, Australia, New Zealand, Vietnam, the Philippines, Indonesia, India and Taiwan.
Tell us: What was your top live entertainment event of 2024?
Holiday shopping experience returns to Tri-Valley Haven
Performance Food Group expanding, creating dozens of new jobs in Hamblen County
Christmas Travel: How a wintry mix will impact some travel
Frank Sinatra fans celebrate 109 years since the iconic crooner was born at party in Grasmere dining spot | Inside Out
U.S. Continues To Dominate In World Cup Men’s Freeski Halfpipe
Report: Chris Jones has Grade 1 calf strain
See the latest class of individuals joining the Greater Lansing Sports Hall of Fame
Luminous Pluck: The Story of a World War II Heroine
