Route notes
Why this routing works
This itinerary is built as an eastbound round-trip from Berlin, using short one-night stops in Singapore and San Francisco to break up the longest intercontinental sectors. That pacing keeps the route moving while still allowing two longer stays: 14 nights in Sydney and 10 nights in New York City.
The stop pattern is weighted toward the middle and end of the trip rather than spreading time evenly across every city. Singapore works as a brief connection point on the way to Australia, while San Francisco serves the same role before the transcontinental move to New York City. The result is a clean sequence with no backtracking before the final return to Berlin.
With all sectors flown and no surface gaps, the routing stays straightforward on one continuous multi-stop ticket. Over four weeks in business class, it balances long-haul progression across several regions with limited short stays, making the timing clear and the final return to Berlin direct within the overall loop.