VISIT Nagasaki, a travel reservation site operated by the Nagasaki Prefectural Tourism Federation, is currently running the “Experience Nagasaki, Breathe Your Mind Campaign,” which offers special experience plans to visitors to Nagasaki, in conjunction with the “Nagasaki, Breathe Your Mind Campaign,” a nationwide travel support campaign currently underway. Nagasaki for Heart-Breathing Travel Campaign,” which offers special experience plans to tourists visiting the prefecture.
The subsidy is 50% of the sales price (up to a maximum of 5,000 yen per person) for experience tours offered by March 19 throughout the prefecture, including remote islands such as Tsushima and the Gotōshima archipelago. Various activities are available to experience the charms of Nagasaki Prefecture, including a “Night View Tour” of the Inasa Observatory (1,000 yen per person, usually 2,000 yen), “Minami Shimabara Dolphin Watching” (1,500 yen per person, usually 3,000 yen), and “Peace Walk” to visit the remains of the atomic bombing (800 yen per person, usually 1,600 yen). The “Peace Walk” (800 yen per person, usually 1,600 yen) is a tour of the remains of the atomic bombing.
In addition, each city and town in the prefecture is also offering special campaigns for sightseeing coupons and gasoline tickets, the following of which can be used in conjunction with the National Travel Assistance. The Nagasaki prefecture’s national travel support program will be in effect until March 30 (including check-out on March 31), and each campaign will end as soon as the budget is reached. To receive the subsidy, a history of vaccination (3 times) and negative proof such as PCR test are required. For details, please check the official website of the “Nagasaki-de Kokoro Breathing Campaign”.
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