+1 888-88-77695 Google Flight Stop-over| How to Book it?

Booking a stopover flight 1888-88-77695  allow you to see more destinations during your trip at a much cheaper price than purchasing separate one-way tickets. Stopovers give you the chance to explore a connecting city for a few days or even weeks before continuing on to your final destination. Planning a stopover does require some extra research and flexibility, but following some tips can make booking stopover flights more manageable 

Airline policies determine whether a stopover is allowed and the length permitted at your connecting city. Research if the airlines flying your route allow stopovers and the number of nights you may stay. Typically the duration ranges from 24 hours up to 1-2 weeks.

Next map out some potential flight routes and connecting cities that match your main destinations and interests. For example, if wanting to fly from New York to Bangkok, viable stopovers could be Tokyo, Hong Kong or Dubai depending on airline partnerships. Compile a few options before searching for deals.

Another option allowing you to visit multiple places for potentially a lower overall fare is open-jaw flights. This is when you fly into one city and out of another, creating a “jaw” in your itinerary to see some places in between. For your particular circumstances, analyze if an open-jaw versus stopover flight works better.

Don’t rule out redeeming airline miles for your flights either. Due to very high mileage costs for long distance first class flights, business class awards with llong  stopovers at no extra charge become more attainable. Transfer points earned from rewards credit cards or convert hotel points over to airline miles to book award tickets. 

Once you’ve booked flights, next sort out accommodation and transport for your stopover. To avoid costly last minute arrangements, reserve hotel rooms at least a few weeks in advance and research local transportation options between the airport, your hotel and key attractions you want to see in the area.