Jeju Air’s Huge Sale: Flights to Seoul & Busan for Just Over NT$2,500
By MOOK Travel & Lifestyle Network Editorial Team
Jeju Air’s twice-yearly major sale launches on July 6, offering round-trip flights from Taipei to Seoul and Busan for as little as NT$2,500. Travel dates range from December 1, 2016, to May 31, 2017, with opportunities to snag tickets for long holiday periods such as New Year’s Eve, Lunar New Year, and 228 Peace Memorial Day. Don’t miss out on this chance to save big.
Jeju Air has launched its semi-annual major promotion, featuring round-trip flights from Taipei to Seoul and Busan starting at just over NT$2,500. (Image source / Wikipedia)
From July 6 to July 15, Jeju Air is running discounted promotions on different routes every day. Tickets for Taipei to Incheon Airport in Seoul go on sale on July 7, and to Busan on July 14, with one-way prices starting at just NT$400. Please note that these fares do not include checked baggage, and you should review the airline’s terms and conditions when booking.
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