March 3–5: Participated in ITB Berlin, the international tourism trade fair
Held business sales at the Korea tourism promotion booth
T'way Air signed an MOU to attract German corporate clients and promote business travel to Korea at ITB Berlin 2026, held March 3–5.
On March 10, T'way Air said ITB Berlin is the world's largest B2B travel trade show. At this year's event, the airline partnered with the Korea Tourism Organization's Frankfurt office to spotlight global tourism trends and roll out a tailored business sales program.
Specifically, the MOU brought together T'way Air, the Korea Tourism Organization, Insenio Ltd., and Frankfurt Rhein-Main Ltd. The four-way agreement is designed to boost German corporate visits to Korea and expand business exchanges between the two countries.
Under the agreement, T'way will offer German SMEs that join its corporate incentive program a range of perks: special fares, extra free checked baggage, two waived itinerary-change fees, and complimentary Deutsche Bahn connections. These benefits are intended to raise satisfaction among German business travelers visiting Korea.
Meanwhile, the Korea Tourism Organization plans to support German business passengers flying with T'way by providing tailored travel information, rechargeable transit cards, and bleisure-travel assistance. These services aim to make visits more convenient for international business guests and help revitalize Korean tourism.
A T'way Air spokesperson said, "We're pleased this agreement will expand corporate exchanges between the two countries and encourage more visits to Korea. We will continue to put safety first as we work to attract global corporate clients and enhance customer service."
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