Stopover Journey
When flying internationally (and often regionally), most airlines have to stop somewhere en route to the final destination. This could mean a layover of an hour or so, but in some cases it could reach half a day, or maybe even overnight. Most travelers just accept this by staying in the airport or getting a room at an airport hotel before flying on to their final destination.But what if you’re traveling through a city that you’d love to explore? What if you are passing over a place you’ve always wanted to visit? Did you know that with many itineraries, you can stopover in certain cities for a few days with little change to your budget (you can sometimes even add an extra flight for less!)?
But what if you’re traveling through a city that you’d love to explore? What if you are passing over a place you’ve always wanted to visit? Did you know that with many itineraries, you can stopover in certain cities for a few days with little change to your budget (you can sometimes even add an extra flight for less!)?This is a stopover journey
Stopover Journey by john decruze September 30, 2014
