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Tokushima Prefecture offers unique policy of additional cash back to support nationwide travel. Up to 16,000 yen discount per night, up to 3 consecutive nights.

Posted on November 16, 2022 by News Admin

In addition to nationwide travel support, Tokushima Prefecture is implementing its own policy, “Minna de! Tokushima Travel Discount Plus,” which offers up to 5,000 yen cash back per night in addition to nationwide travel support. The period is from November 7 to December 20.

Tokushima Prefecture, like other prefectures, has already launched the nationwide travel support “Minna de! Tokushima Travel Discount,” which offers a discount of up to 8,000 yen per night for those who travel with an eligible plan, and also grants local coupons.

This unique program offers cash back based on the unit price of the travel product when a traveler uses an accommodation plan that includes air, rail, or other transportation through the nationwide travel support program. The cashback amount is as follows, and is not applicable if the unit price is less than 21,000 yen. A maximum of three consecutive nights (15,000 yen) can be used at one time.

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