Japan Airlines’ Free Domestic Flight Offer for Canadians Expands Japan’s Hidden Treasures

Canadian travelers booking international flights to Japan with Japan Airlines (JAL) can now explore even more of the country, with a complimentary domestic flight to any destination in Japan. This offer opens up a world of untapped beauty, from the peaks of Hokkaido to the beaches of Okinawa.

Japan Airlines (JAL), in partnership with the Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO), is offering Canadian travelers a special opportunity to extend their Japan experience. Travelers who book an international flight to Japan via JAL’s website are now eligible for a complimentary domestic flight to any one of JAL’s 133 routes across 64 airports in Japan. This unique offer is designed to encourage exploration of lesser-known, culturally rich areas of Japan, such as the coastal beauty of Niigata or the scenic sand dunes of Tottori.

This promotion is part of JNTO’s ongoing efforts to balance tourist distribution by steering visitors away from the country’s crowded hotspots and into more serene regions. Whether it’s soaking in the natural hot springs of rural Hokkaido, discovering the subtropical islands of Okinawa, or delving into the historic towns of Tokushima, Canadian travelers now have the chance to experience more diverse regions without the extra travel costs.

Ms. Yuka Suzuki, Executive Director of JNTO’s Toronto office, highlighted the significance of the offer: “This advantage makes it easy for you to explore uniquely Japanese places, experience local culture, and enjoy fresh, high-quality food that these regions are known for.”

To take advantage of the promotion, travelers must book both their international and domestic flights under the same reservation, ensuring seamless travel plans. The free domestic flight also serves as an alternative for those who might otherwise rely on Japan’s iconic Rail Pass for regional travel. With this offer, JAL makes exploring Japan’s hidden gems easier and more accessible than ever before.