KAI Surabaya Give Discounts To Visitors To The East Java Tourism Exchange

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JAKARTA - PT Kereta Api Indonesia (KAI) Daop 8 Surabaya provided a 20 percent ticket price discount in the East Java Tourism Exchange arena titled "Majapahit Travelfair" at Tunjungan Plaza 6, Surabaya City, from September 30 to October 2, 2022. KAI Daop 8 Surabaya Public Relations Manager Luqman Arif through a written broadcast in Surabaya, Saturday, October 1, said that the 20 percent discount for commercial trains and all relations applies to departures from 4 to 31 October 2022. "People can get this promo by buying at our booth at the Majapahit Travelfair event," said Luqman, quoted from Antara. According to him, this discount promo was presented to celebrate the 77th Anniversary of the Train and to provide stimulus to the community so that rail transportation services could increase again. "With this promo, it is also hoped that it can support the rise of the tourism sector in East Java through public transportation, especially trains," he said. This 20 percent discount promo applies to all long and medium distance trains for all classes, namely economy, business, and executive. "This Discon does not apply to Local Trains (KA), Luxury Trains, Public Service Obligations (PSO) Trains, Imperial Trains, Priority Trains, and other Tourism Trains. The discount rate also does not apply to reduction (except for reducing inflation), no special tariffs, and other discounts," he said. Meanwhile, the Majapahit Travelfair event is an activity that brings together the tourism industry and the community directly which will be held from September 30 to October 2, 2022. The purpose of this event is to facilitate the East Java tourism industry, move the tourism sector, improve the economy, and build business networks between tourism industries in East Java. Exhibition participants include touring power managers such as Jatim Park Group, Safari Park, Cimory Land, Bahari Lamongan Tourism, Trans Snow World, and including the hotel and tourist villages, banks, BUMN/BUMD, government agencies and travel agents.