Rational Travel was recently shocked by netizens’ forward planning – it’s barely 2025 Lunar New Year and 2/28, and someone is already asking about flights for 2026 winter vacation and New Year! Even more crazy, I found a four-segment flight departing Taipei visiting Seoul + Hokkaido for just 18,000 NTD, fully on Korean Airlines economy class, and the tax-included price directly beats other airlines. Departing from Kaohsiung is only 21,000 NTD. Compared to current 2026 Spring Festival queries for Taipei-Hokkaido round-trip on China Airlines, EVA Air, Starlux economy class ranging from 30,000-40,000 NTD, this 18,000 ticket is ridiculously cheap. Enjoy Seoul during winter vacation and rush to Hokkaido for Spring Festival, four flight segments in one go, amazing value for money!
The sample itinerary is excellent: February 10 Taipei to Seoul, kicking off winter break; February 17 Seoul to Sapporo, perfect timing for Spring Festival; February 23 Sapporo back to Seoul, February 24 Seoul back to Taipei, all Korean Airlines, economy with 20kg baggage. This ticket doesn’t require connections at off-hub airports, saving time and effort. At 18,000 NTD you can visit two destinations – honestly hard to pass up. Promotion details haven’t been released yet, but this price likely means early-bird or OTA special pricing. Rational Travel suggests monitoring Korean Airlines’ official website, Trip.com, or Skyscanner now to price-compare and secure your spot early!
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Rational Travel OS: 18,000 Seoul and Hokkaido, Spring Festival Ticket Prices Cut in Half Directly, So Amazing!
Rational Travel saw this price and had only one thought: “What kind of divine price is this!” For 2026 winter vacation and Spring Festival, departing from Taipei at 18,000 NTD, from Kaohsiung at 21,000 NTD, four segments all on Korean Airlines, averaging just 4,500-5,250 NTD per segment – cheaper than a round-trip Seoul ticket alone. China Airlines, EVA Air, Starlux Spring Festival Hokkaido flights skyrocket to 30,000-40,000 NTD, but this ticket cuts the price in half. The saved money is enough for Korean beef in Seoul and sea urchin in Hokkaido. Departing February 10 to enjoy Seoul during winter vacation, flying to Sapporo February 17 to celebrate Spring Festival, returning February 24 just in time for work – the timing is perfect.
The only concern is this price is definitely limited early-bird inventory. Rational Travel has already set price alerts and checks Korean Airlines’ official website daily to grab tickets. The 20kg baggage is perfect for filling with kimchi and crabs, plus Hokkaido cheesecake. Just thinking about visiting two destinations during Spring Festival for under 20,000 NTD makes me excited. Not booking this ticket would be a real shame – let’s quickly grab it!
Information Overview: Korean Airlines Four Segments Tickets Detailed Explanation and Travel Highlights
Rational Travel breaks down the details: this ticket covers Taipei-Seoul-Sapporo-Seoul-Taipei four segments, economy with tax included at 18,000 NTD, Kaohsiung version at 21,000 NTD, operated by Korean Airlines. Flight details are as follows:
Feb 10 Taipei-Seoul: KE692, 09:40-13:10, 2.5 hours.
Feb 17 Seoul-Sapporo: KE765, 10:05-12:45, 2.5 hours.
Feb 23 Sapporo-Seoul: KE766, 13:45-17:00, 3 hours.
Feb 24 Seoul-Taipei: KE691, 16:40-18:20, 2.5 hours.
All segments use A330 or 737-900 aircraft, economy seats have 31-32 inch pitch, meals included with 20kg baggage, short connection times, high efficiency at Seoul Incheon Airport, painless transfers. At this price point, it’s likely Korean Airlines’ early-bird promotion or an OTA like Trip.com finding a combo-ticket deal. Compared to China Airlines, EVA Air, Starlux Spring Festival Hokkaido round-trips at 30,000-40,000 NTD or higher, this 18,000 NTD four-segment ticket has absolutely exploding cost-performance ratio.
The travel highlights are killer – during the February 10-17 Seoul winter vacation window you can explore Myeongdong and eat fried chicken, plus catch Lunar New Year markets; February 17-23 Hokkaido timing aligns perfectly with Sapporo Snow Festival (if dates match), enjoying skiing, seafood, and hot springs. February 23-24 brief Seoul stopover allows one more Korean BBQ meal. Winter vacation and Spring Festival temperatures: Seoul minus 5 to plus 5 degrees, Hokkaido minus 10 to 0 degrees – bundle up and you’re set to explore. The 20kg baggage is perfect for stuffing with souvenirs!
Rational Travel OS: Seoul Fried Chicken, Hokkaido Snow Festival, Four Segments Tickets Enjoy Endless!
Rational Travel is already daydreaming about this itinerary – February 10 flying to Seoul to enjoy Korean beef with soju, shopping at Dongdaemun, February 17 rushing to Sapporo to see the snow festival, eating sea urchin rice and ramen, spending Spring Festival among snowy scenery with such good vibes. February 23 back to Seoul for another BBQ plate, February 24 returning to Taipei with 20kg luggage packed with kimchi, cheese tarts, and beanies – perfect ending. Korean Airlines has great service, the flight meals include Korean bibimbap, 2.5-3 hour short-haul flights are comfortable, four segments for just 18,000 NTD, averaging under 3,000 NTD per day – so worth it it’ll make you cry.
Only concern is this price is too crazy – Rational Travel worries it’s limited inventory. Kaohsiung at 21,000 NTD is also amazing, southern Taiwan travelers can also rush to book. For 2026 winter vacation and Spring Festival visiting Seoul + Hokkaido, not grabbing this ticket is truly sorry for your wallet and stomach – prep that passport, I’m flying!
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