Route notes
Why this routing works
This round-the-world itinerary runs westbound from Atlanta, opening with a domestic leg to Seattle before the Pacific crossing into Osaka. From there, the ticket builds in a surface sector to Hiroshima, then resumes by air to Seoul, giving the first Asia segment a mix of long-haul flights and overland movement within Japan.
After 13 nights in Seoul, the routing continues to Kochi and then uses another surface sector to New Delhi. That open section avoids backtracking within India and keeps the flown segments aligned for the onward leg to Istanbul.
A third surface sector links Istanbul to Milan overland before the final intra-Europe flight to Barcelona and the return to Atlanta. With 24 weeks overall and premium economy throughout, the route spaces the longest intercontinental flights across a longer trip rather than stacking them back to back.