KTO, Eastar Jet partner to draw Chinese travelers through regional airports

The Korea Tourism Organization signed an agreement with Eastar Jet on Thursday to expand Greater China routes at regional airports and attract more foreign visitors, the organization said. Under the deal signed at the KTO's Seoul office, the two sides plan to build a strategic partnership that uses regional airports as a base for bringing in overseas tourists. The organization aims to raise the share of Eastar Jet's inbound traffic passing through regional airports to 45 percent this year, then

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the purpose of the agreement?

The agreement aims to expand Greater China routes at regional airports to attract more foreign visitors.

What percentage of Eastar Jet's inbound traffic is targeted through regional airports?

The goal is to raise the share of inbound traffic through regional airports to 45% this year.

Where was the agreement signed?

The agreement was signed at the Korea Tourism Organization's office in Seoul.

Who are the partners in this agreement?

The partners are the Korea Tourism Organization (KTO) and Eastar Jet.