JTB Announces No Plans for the Second Phase of the ‘Hokuriku Support Discount’

JTB Announces No Plans for the Second Phase of the ‘Hokuriku Support Discount’

JTB (Japan Travel Bureau) has revealed that there are no plans for the second phase of the ‘Hokuriku Support Discount’.

The second phase was to target accommodations from May 7 to July 21 in Ishikawa Prefecture. It was announced by Ishikawa Prefecture on April 18 and sales were to start sequentially from April 19.

The ‘Hokuriku Support Discount’ is a travel support initiative targeting Fukui, Ishikawa, Toyama, and Niigata Prefectures, which were affected by the Noto Peninsula earthquake. The discount rate is equivalent to 50% of the travel expenses, with a maximum discount of 20,000 yen for stays and travel packages including transportation, 30,000 yen for travel packages including transportation and multiple nights, and 35,000 yen for multi-prefectural tour packages. The discount is available for domestic travelers and visitors to Japan, excluding business trips, accommodations, and bookings made before the start of the program.

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