Interpark and Triple Joint Promotion Recommending Travel to Japan
First "Travel of the Month" Since Merger in August Last Year
Selected Destinations and Product Discounts Offered in the First Week of Every Month
Interpark announced on the 10th that it will launch 'Travel of the Month' as its first joint promotion with the travel platform 'Triple,' which it merged with last August.
'Travel of the Month' is an event where the two platforms carefully select popular travel destinations during the first week of each month and offer related travel products such as flights, accommodations, packages, and tickets at discounted prices.
The first travel destination is Japan. Hotels are available from the 80,000 KRW range, and direct flights to Osaka and Fukuoka with T'way Air start from the 200,000 KRW range. At 10 a.m. on the same day, a one-day deal will be held featuring exclusive special prices on T'way Air flights to Fukuoka and Osaka.
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At 11 a.m., Interpark Live will offer discounts of up to 100,000 KRW on flights, packages, hotels, and passes. The Japanese gourmet travel recommended by travel writer Hwang Seong-min will also be introduced. Additionally, a 10,000 KRW discount coupon for a 3-day Tokyo free travel package will be given to the first 100 customers, and a 10% discount coupon usable for overseas hotel reservations will also be provided.
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