Fly with ANA and the airline "gives" you a flight to discover a second destination in Japan

From Japan comes one of the most interesting initiatives in recent years: All Nippon Airways (ANA) provides up to two free domestic flights For European and British travelers who purchase an international ticket to the country in economy class.

The goal is clear: to reduce overtourism in the most crowded destinations and to push visitors to lesser-known regions, promoting more balanced tourism. For Italian travelers, the offer is particularly attractive, as ANA operates the direct flight Milan Malpensa-Tokyo, one of the most convenient options for nonstop travel to the country.

How the offer works

The promotion is valid for those who fly to Japan from Europe or the UK and book their travel by January 31, 2026.

The offer allows you to add Up to two free domestic routes operated by ANA. With a network that exceeds the 40 domestic destinations, it is possible to build complex itineraries without paying for local route tickets. The fees and charges remain the responsibility of the passenger, while the basic fare for domestic flights is fully covered.

Why Japan chose to give away domestic flights

The strategy aims to better distribute tourist flows. Locations such as Tokyo e Kyoto continue to catalyze the majority of visitors, creating pressure and overcrowding. By offering free routes to other regions, the country wants to enhance less traveled destinations and support a more sustainable model.

A chance to discover a different Japan

Thanks to the two free domestic flights, the classic Tokyo-Kyoto trip can become a much richer itinerary. It is possible to reach regions such as Hokkaido, Kyushu, Shikoku or other lesser-known areas at no additional cost for domestic connections. For European travelers-and for Italians conveniently departing from Malpensa on ANA direct-this is a real opportunity to discover a more authentic, diverse, and accessible Japan.