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- ANA offers up to two complimentary domestic flights in Japan with purchased round-trip Europe–Japan international fare.
- Book via the Multiple Cities search option to add stopovers and claim the free domestic segments.
- Offer applies only to economy-class; travelers may still owe applicable taxes and fees.
- Arrival and departure airports in Japan can differ; major European hubs like London and Paris qualify.
- Promotion runs through January 31, 2026, supported by JNTO to encourage exploring regions like Hokkaido and Okinawa.
Through early 2026, All Nippon Airways (ANA) wants travelers to take advantage of its domestic network of over 40 Japanese destinations.
The Japanese carrier announced that starting November 24, travelers flying between Europe and Japan can receive up to two complimentary domestic flights with the purchase of their round-trip international airfare. While making their flight reservations, those booking will need to click the “Multiple Cities” tab or where it says “Search Multiple Cities.”
Tourists who take advantage of the offer can explore Japan’s capital, Tokyo, as well as one of their wish-list locations within the country. Participating tourists could choose to go skiing in Hokkaido, visit Buddhist temples in Kyoto, explore the beautiful beaches of Okinawa, or dine throughout the foodie hub that is Osaka.
What Else Is There To Know About ANA’s Free Flights Within Japan?
For greater flexibility, the jet-setter’s arrival in and departure from Japan doesn’t have to be at the same Japanese airport. Those who book the travel offer should know that it applies only to economy-class bookings. Moreover, though ANA is covering the airfare for a traveler’s stopover, the jet-setter may still have to pay taxes and fees associated with their travel.
Travelers from anywhere in the world can utilize the offer as long as they get to a European flight hub where they’ll depart for Japan and return. ANA has numerous major European cities in its network, including London, Paris, Brussels, Milan, Stockholm, Vienna, and more. Tokyo has two airports travelers can fly into: Haneda Airport (HND), which is busier, and Narita International Airport (NRT).
Travel and Tour World reported that ANA partnered with the Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO) on the carrier’s unique travel deal. The publication added that the two Japanese organizations teamed up to encourage travelers to explore more of Japan, aka “The Land of the Rising Sun.” Travelers who are interested in the deal have until January 31, 2026, to book their itineraries.
“Experience the best of Tokyo before or after your journey to Japan’s iconic regions, including Hokkaido, Kyushu, and Okinawa – all included in your international fare. Don’t miss this opportunity to make your trip to Japan even more memorable!” says ANA. “From serene natural escapes to vibrant regional traditions, discover hidden wonders off the beaten path. With ANA’s fast, effortless connections, you could be soaking in an onsen or exploring a lively local market by lunchtime. Venture beyond the usual and uncover a new side of Japan!” the carrier added.
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