EVA Air Launches New Daily Flights from Taipei (Taoyuan) to Busan, South Korea

EVA Air has announced the launch of a brand-new route between Taoyuan International Airport (Taipei, Taiwan) and Busan, South Korea, starting 21 October 2025. Tickets went on sale on 5 August 2025, giving travelers the chance to book early for this exciting new connection.

This is the first time in 13 years that EVA Air has added a new South Korean destination to its network. With the introduction of the Taoyuan–Busan route, EVA Air will operate 32 flights per week between Taiwan and South Korea, covering Seoul (Gimpo & Incheon) as well as Busan.

Why Choose EVA Air’s Taoyuan–Busan Flights?

Busan has quickly become one of South Korea’s most popular travel destinations. According to the Korea Tourism Organization, 1 in 4 Taiwanese travelers visiting South Korea now choose Busan, highlighting its appeal.

By flying EVA Air’s new Taipei (Taoyuan) to Busan route, passengers gain:

• Daily flights with convenient afternoon departures.
• A short 2-hour 25-minute journey on the comfortable Airbus A321-200 (8 Business Class & 176 Economy seats).
• Seamless connections for travelers from Europe, the U.S., and Southeast Asia heading to South Korea.

Top Attractions in Busan, South Korea

Busan is known as an international port city that blends modern culture, seaside beauty, and affordability. Must-visit attractions include:

• Haeundae Beach – Korea’s most famous coastal getaway.
• Gamcheon Culture Village – colorful hillside houses and street art, often called Korea’s Machu Picchu.
• Busan Tower – panoramic city and harbor views.
• Sky Capsule Train – a scenic ride along the coast.

Travelers visiting in autumn 2025 can also enjoy:

• Busan International Fireworks Festival (15 November 2025) – one of Asia’s biggest fireworks events.
• Gwangalli M Drone Show – every Saturday evening, with 600 drones lighting up the night sky.

Book Your EVA Air Busan Flights Today

EVA Air’s new Taoyuan–Busan flights are now open for booking. Whether you’re planning a business trip, a cultural getaway, or a seaside holiday, this route makes travel to Busan in 2025 more accessible than ever.