Route notes
Why this routing works
This round-the-world routing moves east from Denver to Brisbane, then on to Singapore before crossing into Europe for Liverpool, Valencia, and Rome. The sequence keeps the longest intercontinental flying spread across the trip rather than stacking multiple long-haul sectors back to back at the end.
Timing is uneven by design: Brisbane is a one-night stop, which works as a brief break in the Pacific crossing, while Singapore, Liverpool, and Valencia carry the longer ground time. That pacing creates a clear split between transit-style movement early on and more settled stays later in the itinerary.
As ticketing, this is a straightforward all-flight RTW with no surface sectors or open-jaw gaps. The route ends in Rome rather than returning to Denver, so it functions as a point-to-point round-the-world sequence built around continuous eastbound progression.