[Today's Travel] Flight Ticket Cancellation and Refund Fees Guaranteed Up to 500,000 Won, etc.

Interpark Triple, 'INT Care' Service
Kyowon Tour Travel Easy, Travel to Japanese Small and Large Cities
GKL, Agreement to Discover and Support Welfare Blind Spots, etc.

We bring you the latest news and new products from the travel and leisure industry on the 22nd. Interpark Triple has launched the industry's first 'INT Care' service that guarantees cancellation and refund fees for airline tickets. Kyowon Tour Travel Easy offers travel packages that allow you to explore both small and large cities in Japan, including Takamatsu, Osaka, and Kyoto. Grand Korea Leisure (GKL) has signed a business agreement with the Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission and four public institutions to discover and support vulnerable groups in welfare blind spots. Yanolja is running a promotion offering discounts on flights and accommodations for the summer overseas travel season.

Interpark Triple Launches 'INT Care' Service

Interpark Triple 'INT Care' Service
Photo by Interpark Triple

Interpark Triple announced the launch of the INT Care service, which allows customers to recover cancellation fees for airline tickets in case of unexpected situations. It is the only service in Korea that guarantees cancellation and refund fees for airline tickets. Customers who purchase airline tickets through Interpark and Triple can use the service, which covers not only the cancellation fees incurred but also Interpark Triple's refund fees up to a maximum of 500,000 KRW. Customers who purchase airline tickets to Japan, Vietnam, Thailand, and the Philippines through Interpark Triple can select this service on a separate product page. The service fee varies depending on the ticket price but can be purchased for around 30,000 KRW. The service can be purchased up to 15 days before the departure date and takes effect immediately upon purchase. Cancellation and refund fees are guaranteed up to 6 hours before the flight departure. Claims can be made within 180 days after the departure date. Additionally, separate services that compensate for lost baggage, flight delays, and cancellations are also available for sale.

Kyowon Tour Travel Easy Offers Takamatsu and Osaka Package

Ritsurin Park, Japan
Photo by Kyowon Tour

Kyowon Tour Travel Easy announced a package that allows travelers to visit Takamatsu, Osaka, and Kyoto in one trip. The flagship product, 'Takamatsu and Osaka Two Birds with One Stone 4 Days,' uses Jin Air's Incheon-Takamatsu route and is designed to explore key tourist spots in Osaka and Kyoto based out of Takamatsu. In Takamatsu, travelers visit Kotohira Shrine, which Japanese people consider a once-in-a-lifetime destination, and enjoy the beautiful scenery at Ritsurin Garden, the largest among Japan's nationally designated special scenic spots. On nearby Awaji Island, visitors can see the Naruto Strait whirlpools, one of the world's three major tidal whirlpools, and Yumebutai, a work reflecting the philosophy of world-renowned architect Tadao Ando. In Kyoto, tourists can explore Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka streets and Kiyomizu Temple. In Arashiyama, located in western Kyoto, visitors can tour the bamboo forest Chikurin, Togetsukyo Bridge, meaning 'Moon Crossing Bridge,' and Nonomiya Shrine, frequently featured in Japanese literature. In Osaka, travelers can freely explore the bustling districts of Shinsaibashi and Dotonbori and visit the iconic Osaka Castle.

GKL Signs Business Agreement with Anti-Corruption Commission for 'Welfare Blind Spot Discovery and Support Project'

Officials from Grand Korea Leisure (GKL), the Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission, Korea Racing Authority, Korea Rural Community Corporation, Korea National Oil Corporation, and Korea National Council on Social Welfare are posing for a commemorative photo at a business agreement ceremony to identify and support welfare blind spots.
[Photo by GKL]

GKL announced that it has signed a business agreement with the Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission and four public institutions?Korea Racing Authority, Korea Rural Community Corporation, Korea National Oil Corporation, and Korea National Council on Social Welfare?to discover and support vulnerable families in welfare blind spots. This project supports families in crisis who cannot receive government emergency livelihood support due to special circumstances, such as being excluded because of income from a husband involved in divorce litigation or separation, or losing eligibility for basic living benefits due to housing title fraud, by providing 1 million KRW per household. GKL, Korea Racing Authority, Korea Rural Community Corporation, and Korea National Oil Corporation will jointly collect donations and entrust them to the Korea National Council on Social Welfare. The Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission will coordinate with local governments to continuously discover and recommend families in crisis. The Korea National Council on Social Welfare will manage and execute the donated funds and provide additional support to families in greater need through the 'Good Neighbors' project.

Yanolja Combines Flight and Accommodation Benefits in 'Nol Day Overseas Edition'

Yanolja, Combining Flight and Accommodation Benefits in 'NolDay Overseas 편' [Photo by Yanolja]

Yanolja announced that it will run the 'Nol Day Overseas Travel' promotion until the 31st, issuing up to 60,000 KRW discount coupons for overseas accommodations daily at 10 a.m. on a first-come, first-served basis during the promotion period. Additionally, it provides ongoing discount coupons of up to 50,000 KRW for overseas flights and up to 40,000 KRW for overseas accommodations applicable to all countries. All coupons can be used for stays until the end of September based on the check-in date. Until the end of this month, Yanolja's flight service will also be offered at exceptional prices. For affordable travel to Japan, customers purchasing Japanese airline tickets by the end of September based on the departure date will receive an immediate 10,000 KRW discount. Customers using Air Premia can also purchase exclusive discounted tickets with an immediate 10,000 KRW discount. Furthermore, on the 31st at 10 a.m., Yanolja will issue international flight discount coupons of up to 150,000 KRW, valid for use throughout September based on the departure date, to the first 10 customers on a first-come, first-served basis.