Air Seoul Resumes Japan Tottori Route... "Flights Start in October"

Air Seoul announced on the 4th that it will resume flights on the Incheon~Tottori (Yonago) route three times a week (Wednesday, Friday, Sunday) starting October 25.

Tottori, Japan, was a route exclusively operated by Air Seoul from its first flight in 2016 until 2019. The airline is resuming operations after about four years due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Air Seoul's Incheon~Tottori route departs Incheon International Airport at 1:20 PM and arrives at Tottori Yonago Airport at 2:50 PM. The return flight departs the local airport at 3:50 PM and arrives at Incheon International Airport at 5:20 PM.

An Air Seoul official said, "This destination is recommended for travelers who enjoy visiting hidden small cities rather than popular tourist spots that everyone goes to," adding, "Since we are resuming flights after four years, we plan to offer various promotions for passengers, including free local transportation coupons."

Meanwhile, Tottori Prefecture is a coastal city in Japan that can be reached from Incheon International Airport in about 70 to 80 minutes, where visitors can enjoy various activities amid beautiful mountains and sea nature.

Tottori is famous for its snow crab, wagyu beef, and whiskey, offering a variety of exquisite local delicacies. This city, the least populated in Japan, is also known as the area where the most stars can be seen.

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