The extra services, running from February 14 to 22, will provide about 7,300 additional tickets.
Tickets are now available through official railway websites, e-wallets and banking apps. Earlier, 11 extra services were also added in the Southern region, supplying another 5,500 tickets.
For the 2026 Lunar New Year, the railway sector plans to offer around 384,000 seats, up 7 percent from last year.
As of January 21, about 248,000 tickets had been sold, with online purchases accounting for 69 percent. Some peak-date services are already sold out, though tickets remain available on several routes and dates before and after the holiday.
Train fares this year are up by an average of 5-10 percent due to higher fuel and material costs and upgrades to more than 100 railcars.
