Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan, announced it will increase the frequency of regular flights between Incheon and Nagasaki from three times to four times per week for the winter peak season.
Key points
•Nagasaki-Incheon regular flights increased to four times per week
•Preparing various events to attract tourists during the winter peak season
•Rich in tourist resources, including UNESCO World Heritage sites, unique hot springs, and seafood
The Nagasaki Prefecture Seoul Office announced that it will increase the frequency of regular flights between Incheon and Nagasaki from October 25 until March 27 of next year. The service will expand from the existing three times per week to four times per week.
The increased flights will operate on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and an added Monday, with all departures scheduled for 8 a.m. Arrival and return times will remain consistent. During this period, the increase is expected to boost the number of tourists visiting Nagasaki Prefecture during its winter peak season.
Nagasaki Prefecture aims to enhance accessibility for Korean tourists through this service expansion, providing opportunities to enjoy winter hot springs, seafood, and exotic cultural tourism. Shinichi Motomura, director of Nagasaki Prefecture, stated, 'Nagasaki will become closer to winter travelers who are popular destinations.'
Photo: Nagasaki Prefecture Seoul OfficePhoto: Nagasaki Prefecture Seoul Office
