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Japan Airlines is offering free connecting domestic flights to Canadians

Canadian travellers booking an international flight to Japan with Japan Airlines (JAL) are eligible for a complimentary domestic flight to any destination within Japan.

“This exciting offer represents an opportunity for Canadians to see and experience more of Japan and aligns with JNTO’s strategy of easing tourist concentrations in popular areas as well as attracting visitors to lesser-known regions,” said Yuka Suzuki, executive director of JNTO’s Toronto office.  “This advantage makes it easy for you to explore lesser-known, yet uniquely Japanese places, to experience the local culture and fresh, high-quality food; the snowy peaks of Sapporo, the sand dunes of Tottori, the subtropical islands of Okinawa – these and so many other gems are now more accessible to visitors than ever.”

To be eligible, Canadians must book an international flight and a corresponding domestic flight within the same reservation via JAL’s website. Separate bookings for domestic flights will not be eligible.

JAL’s extensive domestic network services 64 airports across 133 routes, offering access to every part of Japan, including desirable destinations like Okinawa, Tokushima, Niigata, Aomori, and Hokkaido. The offer provides a domestic travel alternative to Japan’s famous Rail Pass, which links the prefectures by high-speed train.

For detailed offer information, visit https://www.jal.co.jp/ar/en/offers/japan-domestic-flights/service/.

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