Jetstar Asia has announced an exciting collaboration with DON DON DONKI, the famous Japanese discount retail brand in Singapore, to celebrate the low-cost airline’s upcoming launch of the only direct services from Singapore to Okinawa on 30 November 2023.
As part of the collaboration, a ‘Fly to Okinawa with Jetstar’ campaign is being launched, offering DON DON DONKI customers who spend $25 or more at any of the 15 stores across the island
the chance to win one of 15 return tickets to Okinawa.
An in-store event at the DON DON DONKI store in Suntec City Mall at 6:30 pm tonight will officially launch the campaign with exclusive DON DONKI luggage tags and Jetstar Asia goodie bags up for grabs.
Jetstar Asia CEO Barathan Pasupathi said the collaboration was a great way to build excitement and awareness ahead of the first flight to the stunning island of Okinawa later this year.
“We’re pleased to join forces with DON DON DONKI to give their customers an exciting opportunity to be one of the first to visit the stunning holiday hotspot on Jetstar Asia,” said Mr Barathan.
“Okinawa offers so much for visitors, especially those who love all things Japanese, from the incredible cuisine, rich culture and incredible beaches that make it a must-visit destination.
“With our ongoing commitment to offering low fares, making the world more accessible, we’re looking forward to welcoming more DON DON DONKI customers on board our flights soon.”
President of Pan Pacific Retail Management Singapore, Akio Shimoichi, said: “DON DON DONKI has always aimed to offer exceptional and rewarding customer experiences.
We are delighted to allow our members to explore the beautiful destination of Okinawa through this ‘Fly to Okinawa with Jetstar’ campaign. We look forward to a successful
a partnership that benefits both our loyal patrons and Jetstar Asia.”
The campaign will run from today until 31 October 2023, with the winners to be drawn on 6 November and announced on 8 November 2023 on Jetstar Asia and DON DON DONKI’s Instagram and Facebook pages.
