Route notes
Why this routing works
This 8-week routing sequences South Asia, Europe, and West Africa in a single economy ticket, starting and ending in Los Angeles. The stop pattern is built around three substantial stays rather than quick transfers: 21 nights in Dhaka, 15 nights in Seville, and 20 nights in Accra.
With an April departure and travel running across the apr-jun season, the itinerary spreads time fairly evenly across the middle of the trip while keeping the open-jaw complexity off the table. Because the route returns to the original departure city, it works as a closed-loop multi-stop plan instead of a one-way chain that would require separate positioning flights.
From a ticketing perspective, this is a straightforward multi-continent economy build with four flown segments: Los Angeles to Dhaka, Dhaka to Seville, Seville to Accra, and Accra back to Los Angeles.
The pacing suits travelers who want meaningful time on the ground in each stop without extending into a much longer trip. At 8 weeks total, the route leaves room for three stays of two to three weeks each while keeping the overall flight plan concise and linear.