Announced details
Comparison and consideration of bookings for travel products, including hotels, transportation, tours and activities
Domestic travel searches were approximately 168% of the prior-year level, while international travel searches were approximately 144%.
More than 1,500 listed booking sites
Operated by Open Door Inc.
Open Door Inc. headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo
Domestic airfare (Tokyo–Naha one-way / 1 adult): ¥10,070; Tokyo–Naha round trip plus 2 nights and 3 days at a hotel (1 adult): ¥23,800–¥56,640; International airfare (Tokyo–Seoul round trip / 1 adult): ¥34,503; International tour (Tokyo–Seoul, 2 nights and 3 days / 1 adult): ¥40,400
The company does not address Contract Value / Impact on Business Performance.
Travelko search data (January–May 2026; travel period: 19–27 September 2026); price information comprises reference prices on Travelko as of 24 June 2026
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Names of Products / Services Covered | Travelko travel comparison site |
| Relationship with the Company | Operated by Open Door Inc. |
| Offering price | Domestic airfare (Tokyo–Naha one-way / 1 adult): ¥10,070; Tokyo–Naha round trip plus 2 nights and 3 days at a hotel (1 adult): ¥23,800–¥56,640; International airfare (Tokyo–Seoul round trip / 1 adult): ¥34,503; International tour (Tokyo–Seoul, 2 nights and 3 days / 1 adult): ¥40,400 |
| Applicable area | Comparison and consideration of bookings for travel products, including hotels, transportation, tours and activities |
| Location | Open Door Inc. headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo |
| Location scale | More than 1,500 booking sites listed; 194 employees (as of 31 March 2026) |
| Quantitative Effects | Domestic travel searches were approximately 168% of the prior-year level, while international travel searches were approximately 144%. |
| Usage history | More than 1,500 listed booking sites |
| Source | Travelko search data (January–May 2026; travel period: 19–27 September 2026); price information comprises reference prices on Travelko as of 24 June 2026 |
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The reasons the company gives
The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.The company explained that the trend was driven by the possibility of up to 9 consecutive holidays, as well as consumers seeking to book and issue tickets before fuel surcharges and departure taxes increase in order to contain travel costs.