"Because here's the truth: If you know how to build your itinerary correctly, you can visit two, three, or even four cities for less than the cost of a standard, boring, predictable round-trip ticket. Most travelers don't believe this. Most airlines don't advertise it. Most booking platforms hide it behind bad UI. And most people never learn the simple tools that make this possible. So today, we're fixing that."
"Most Americans grow up believing a simple travel rule: round trip = good deal one-way or multi-city = expensive But that rule was built during the 1990s era of legacy airline pricing when carriers wanted business travelers locked into round trips and leisure travelers trained to return to the city they came from. But the world changed. Low-cost carriers exploded. Travel patterns shifted. Airlines began competing on single legs. Round trip pricing lost its dominance, but the belief survived."
Round-trip tickets are not always the best deals; legacy-era pricing taught travelers otherwise. Low-cost carriers and competition shifted pricing to favor single legs, making multi-city itineraries often cheaper. Travelers who build itineraries correctly can visit multiple cities for less than a conventional round-trip fare. Airlines, booking platforms, and consumer assumptions obscure this opportunity. Digital nomads and savvy travelers exploit pricing structure, timing, and itinerary construction to save money. No loopholes are necessary; the approach depends on strategy, understanding where to start and stop, and using available booking tools to assemble multi-city flights.
Read at www.wanderwithjo.com
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