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Klook Launches Campaign Subsidizing Shinkansen Fares for Regional Tourism in Japan

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Klook has partnered with Kagoshima Prefecture to launch a limited-time campaign aimed at promoting regional tourism in Japan. The initiative subsidizes international visitors' Shinkansen fares between Hakata and Kagoshima. The campaign targets eight markets, including Singapore, and requires travelers to arrive via Fukuoka Airport and book accommodation in Kagoshima Prefecture for at least one night through Klook.

From antaranews.com

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The program offers a free one-way Shinkansen ticket, valued up to 11,420 yen, for eligible international visitors. The campaign runs from September 18, 2026, through February 28, 2027, or until stock runs out.

From antaranews.com

Who's involved

  • KlookA pan-regional experiences platform based in Hong Kong that is executing the tourism marketing campaign.
  • SingaporeOne of the target markets for the international tourism promotion.
  • Kagoshima PrefectureThe prefecture partnering with Klook to receive international visitors.

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