2025 Volume 81 Issue 6 Article ID: 24-00123
To increase the number of regional experience seekers in region that are inaccessible by land routes, expanding the use of aircraft is necessary. In this study, we focused on the population that uses aircraft, and clarified the characteristics of the destinations and the types of activities taken part in, as well as what is necessary for encouraging a broader and deeper involvement in the region. We found that the most popular destinations were located in areas with trunklines or relatively large local airports. We also found that creating a system that provide incentives such as mileage may be useful in increasing the number of regional experience seekers. Finally, we found that the usability of transportation, financial burdens on visiting the region, limited time availability are the barriers for being a regional experience seekers.