A multi-stop ticket is one itinerary that takes you to three or more cities and prices the whole trip together, instead of as separate one-way flights. It doesn't have to circle the globe, and it can mix airlines and overland legs between cities.
A multi-stop ticket is one itinerary that takes you to three or more cities and prices the whole trip together, instead of as separate one-way flights.
Unlike a round-the-world ticket, it doesn't have to circle the globe. Fly into Lisbon, take the train to Madrid, then fly on to Cairo and home: that's a multi-stop trip. So is Bangkok, Bali, Sydney and back.
Most flight search sites cap a multi-city search at five or six flights and can't price an overland gap. TripPlanner takes up to 25 stops in any order. See how multi-city booking works with us.