JAPAN Airlines are giving away 50,000 free round trip flights to tourists during the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
The tickets will be for domestic travel within Japan, to encourage visitors to see other parts of the country during their holiday.
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Japan Airlines are giving away 50,000 round trip tickets in Japan next year
The programme will run from July to September next year, with applications starting from February, according to the Japan Times.
The airline hopes to attract visitors to more rural parts of Japan.
Using their “Random Destination Miles” programme, which was developed with Nomura Research Institute, passengers will be given one of four destinations selected at random.
Tickets will be served on a first-come, first-served basis, so you will have to be quick.
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The programme hopes to ease the pressure on the capital city due to the 2020 Tokyo Olympics
Flights will be available from a number of airports including Haneda Airport, Osaka International Airport and Kansai International Airport.
The initiative also hopes to reduce the number of tourists staying in Tokyo due to an accommodation shortage during the peak travel period.
Fans have already flocked to Japan this year, thanks to the Rugby World Cup.
The country is expecting an influx of tourists for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics – with Sun Sport revealing the top seven Brits expected to win the gold in Japan next year.
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