China Airlines’ Taoyuan–Busan route launches early-bird discounts starting from NT$4,120

With the launch of the Taoyuan–Busan route, China Airlines will operate 27 weekly flights to Korea, including 11 flights between Taoyuan and Incheon, 7 flights between Kaohsiung and Incheon, 3 flights between Songshan and Gimpo, and 6 flights between Taoyuan and Busan. Additionally, codeshare flights with Korean Air provide 14 weekly services between Taoyuan and Incheon.

 

The new Busan route, combined with existing destinations such as Seoul Incheon, Gimpo, and Fukuoka in Japan, offers travelers more diverse options for exploring Korea. For example, the “dual-entry” option combining Busan and Seoul allows travelers to enter and exit through different Korean cities, eliminating the need to backtrack and significantly reducing travel time. Alternatively, the “Japan–Korea combo” option with entry in Busan and exit in Fukuoka enables travelers to take a large cruise from Busan and reach Fukuoka across the sea in about 3 hours, continuing their journey through Kyushu before flying back to Taiwan from Fukuoka.

 

Busan is located at the southern tip of Korea and is renowned for its beautiful sandy beaches and abundant seafood. It is also Korea’s leading industrial and commercial port city, serving as the second-largest hub for population, transportation, and economy after the capital, Seoul. The famous Haeundae Beach is one of the most popular summer tourist destinations in Korea. The city’s harbor offers fresh seafood prepared with traditional Korean flavors, paired with crisp, refreshing beer, which is highly favored by food enthusiasts. Annual highlights include the Busan International Film Festival, the Busan Biennale, the Busan International Rock Festival, and the Busan World Fireworks Festival.

 

 

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