行业资讯 · TTG Asia · 信息日期 2026-10-07
Narita revives transit tours with new local experiences
International travellers transiting through or staying near Narita International Airport are being encouraged to explore the local area through a fresh range of cultural tours. The initiative marks the restart of the Narita Transit & Stay Program, a volunteer-guided and self-guided initiative that had been suspended since the Covid-19 pandemic, alongside the introduction of new […]
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- The initiative marks the restart of the Narita Transit & Stay Program, a volunteer-guided and self-guided initiative that had been suspended since the Covid-19 pandemic, alongside the introduction of new paid experiential tours.
- Narita’s transit and stay tours encourage international travellers to explore communities around the airport, including Naritasan Shinshoji Temple, pictured
- Led by a committee comprising six local municipalities, the Narita International Airport Promotion Foundation and Narita International Airport Corporation, the scheme aims to generate more tourism activity in surrounding communities as international traffic at the airport increases.
- A record 114.4 million passengers arrived or departed on international flights in Japan in 2025. Narita accounted for the largest share at 29.7 per cent, ahead of Kansai at 24.0 per cent, Haneda at 21.3 per cent and Fukuoka at eight per cent.
- International passenger traffic at Narita is also rising alongside Japan’s inbound tourism growth, reaching 23.9 million in 2025, up from 18.2 million in 2019.
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