Route notes
Why this routing works
This round-the-world itinerary runs westbound from Amsterdam to Singapore, continues to Auckland, then crosses the Pacific to Los Angeles before returning to Amsterdam. The stop pattern keeps three long-haul breaks in place rather than stacking multiple short stays together.
Timing is concentrated around a 6-night stop in Singapore, a longer 25-night stay in Auckland, and a final 6-night stop in Los Angeles. That makes New Zealand the anchor point of the trip, with the transpacific sector placed after the longest ground stay.
As ticketing logic, this is a clean four-flight RTW sequence with no surface sectors or open jaws. In economy, that simplicity helps keep the routing straightforward: each stop leads directly into the next flown leg, ending with a single return from North America back to Europe.