How many of us feel comfortable with the concept (and execution) of stopover flights? In fact, how many actually can truly explain what a stopover flight is? In a nutshell, a stopover is a short stay in a place in between parts of a journey. It’s one of those hazy and perhaps convoluted standards of the airline industry. On the surface, reading up about stopover flights, it can often seem complex enough to make some of us give up trying. Certainly, on the surface, stopover flights are often cheaper than direct flights, making them a cost-effective choice for budget-conscious travelers.
Even better, if you play your cards right, a long layover can give you the chance to explore a new city, essentially adding a mini-vacation to your trip without the extra cost of a separate flight. Another obvious plus is the opportunity to break up a long journey that can make the overall travel experience more pleasant. You can rest, stretch your legs, and get a meal in between flights.
Happily, our affiliate friends, Airwander, have created the ultimate Q&A about stopover flights. Discover how to find, customize, and book stopover flights, including flying with checked baggage. Plus, learn how Airwander’s stopovers differ from airline programs & get expert tips on turning your layovers into adventures!the ultimate Q&A about stopover flights! Discover how to find, customize, and book stopover flights, including flying with checked baggage. Plus, learn how Airwander’s stopovers differ from airline programs & get expert tips on turning your layovers into adventures! want to learn more? Click here. And watch the helpful video, below. Happy wandering!
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Imagine what you can do on a stopover. How about 38 hours in Rome? See more of the Eternal City and save money with a 48 or 72 hour Roma Pass. This city card offers free skip-the-line admission to 1 or 2 attractions, free use of the city’s public transport system, and discounts on services and activities. Click here.
Why get crushed in the crowd when you can lord above them, look down on them and have a most eternal vista of the eternal city’s gem, the Trevi Fountain? Take a look at the Relais Fontana Di Trevi Hotel, above. First, look at the luxury. Not only is it exquisite, but Relais serves breakfast out on its roof terrace overlooking the world-famous fountain. How many of your friends can say that they’ve done that? Relais Fontana di Trevi is not only close to one of Rome’s most famous fountains. The Spanish Steps and the Pantheon are less than 10 minutes away on foot. Fontana di Trevi Relais is surrounded by shops, cafés and traditional Roman restaurants. Barberini Metro Station is 5 minutes’ walk away. Click here to book.