Although this sounds kind of obvious, I decided to be as detailed as possible to help plan your long layover. Once you know the place of origin and final destination, the next step is to be sure if you want to choose to a round-trip or a one-off travel itinerary – this is very important considering it makes a difference to your airfare. Normally, round trips are cheaper and have more options for you to plan a multi-stop trip or plan a trip with a long layover.
2) Be aware of your travel route
To add a layover or two, it’s important to know the places you can possibly add these layovers to while you’re on your way to the destination. Don’t worry your geography knowledge doesn’t have to be great to do this. We have Interactive maps online which are free and are a big saver. Some of the free tools you can try are MapChart or NatGeo Mapmaker Interactive.
For instance, in the image below, I can plan my route and places I can possibly pit stop while I make my way from India to Australia or vice-versa. This information will help me choose the airlines and locate the layover city for my travel plans.
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