China's Spring Airlines offers reduced-price tickets to Japan

Saga relies heavily on Chinese tourists to boost the local economy, but the rocky relationship between Japan and China has led to a sharp decrease in the number of passengers on the airline's Japanese flights.

Saga's local government said at a recent news conference that travelers between Shanghai and Saga can board the flights with confidence.

The prefecture's government decided to jointly support the initiative with the airline, which is offering up to 50 reduced tickets for each flight between Shanghai and Saga starting on Monday. Each flight can carry 180 passengers.

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