This is the itinerary from VANCOUVER. Click to see our around-the-world itineraries from 7 other Canadian cities for the month of August 2018.
Want to experience the trip of a lifetime and go around the world? Here is a flight itinerary for only $1,519 to explore 7 amazing destinations, including some of the world’s most popular! Yes, if you travel light, you can go all around the globe… at a very low price.
At Flytrippers, every day we curate great flight deals… and give you great tips on this blog. Usually, our deals are pretty straightforward: heavily discounted roundtrips to a specific destination (just one at a time). But we also build amazing around the world itineraries every now and then, for those who want an epic adventure!
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We build our “around the world” itineraries so that they can be useful to as many Canadian travelers as we can, so that means we usually go for a trip length of 4-6 weeks. This time, it is for 4 weeks and the next one will be a bit longer… and it will also have something very special (subscribe to our free travel newsletter to make sure you get all our great travel content… and amazing flight deals too!)
Today, our Vancouver around-the-world trip costs $1,519, which is actually less than what most people will pay for a boring flight to only one destination, either because they don’t know how to find cheap flights (we’ll be publishing a very useful guide on the subject soon, you don’t want to miss it), because they don’t prioritize low prices (what do we mean? check out our blog this weekend) or because they are obsessed with luggage.
So yeah, the funny thing (or the sad thing) is that a lot of people don’t know about flight deals and will pay that same price just to go to Asia (or even worse, just to go to Europe). We help you go around the world for the same price (including both Europe and Asia, of course).
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Traveling really doesn’t have to be expensive if you don’t want it to be (and if you know how to) and that’s exactly what our mission is at Flytrippers: help Canadians travel more, for less, thanks to our dozen daily flight deals from your city… and our tips on this blog!
Read on for all the details but essentially, we’ve combined great one-way deals from all over to help you accomplish what very few people can do: go all around the world in one exceptional trip!
By the way, if you want an epic trip that will cost you this price in total, don’t go around the world. Pick one of the world’s cheapest travel destinations, like Vietnam. Traveling isn’t expensive when you make the right choices, most importantly the choice of your destination. For example, we will have a complete guide on how to spend a month in Vietnam for $1,500 all included, check out our blog next week.
How Does It Work?
So here is our flight deals mashup that gives you an itinerary to go all around the world for $1,519 if you can travel light. By the way, it isn’t harder to travel light for 4 weeks compared to 1 week… you just need to get used to it (and to do some laundry). We’ve done it ourselves for month-long trips, you can definitely do it too. Remember that doing some laundry will cost you about $5 but plane tickets with baggage included will literally cost you hundreds and hundreds of dollars more… you do the math!
Some of these flight segments are on Ultra Low-Cost Carriers (ULCCs), so pack light and instead bring back amazing memories of a unique trip that will make you part of the very select group of people to have experienced going all around the world in one trip! Again, we’ve traveled for a month with a ULCC-sized bag, so if you want to, you can definitely do it for a month and experience an epic trip without breaking the bank.
READ ALSO: How Ultra Low-Cost Carriers (ULCCs) Work
The takeaway from all this is that plane tickets have never been cheaper in the history of air travel (and 2018 will be even cheaper than 2017). All you need to do is find those cheap airfares.
We do it for you every single day from Vancouver (and 8 other Canadian departure cities) with our curated deals, but you can always use our advanced search tool to find specific tickets if you are willing to invest a bit of time.
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If you want to buy this round-the-world trip, make sure you book very quickly because these deals won’t last forever and flight segment prices will change. Like all plane tickets, prices for specific dates always expire quickly so hurry up!
The basic rule for multi-ticket itineraries is to book the longest and most expensive segments first (ocean crossings usually), as those are the ones whose prices you want to lock in quickly. If the $22 flight changes to $32 in the meantime well, so be it.
Where This Around-The-World Trip Will Take You
You will fly to Paris (France), Milan (Italy), Athens (Greece), Singapore (Singapore), Phuket and Bangkok (Thailand) and Shanghai (China). You will have visited three continents: Europe, Asia and of course North America.
We planned for the longest part of the trip to be in Thailand, because it is a country so many people love to visit, but most importantly because it is among the cheapest destinations to travel to (the next part of that ranking will be published Wednesday).
We know most of you cannot pack up and leave for 6 whole months (unfortunately). But if you do have more than a month, you can easily spend more time in each of these destinations, or even add more destinations. We’ll write up an article on how to build your own around-the-world itinerary this fall!
You can also check out pictures of each destination after the detailed itinerary.
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The Itinerary
So here is how you go all around the world for only $1,519:
FLIGHT 1: Vancouver to Paris – November 18 – $470
Flight on Icelandair (with a stopover in Reykjavik)
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FLIGHT 2: Paris to Milan – November 21 – $26
Flight on Ryanair, an Ultra Low-Cost Carrier (non-stop)
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FLIGHT 3: Milan to Athens – November 24 – $33
Flight on Ryanair, an ultra low-cost carrier (non-stop)
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FLIGHT 4: Athens to Singapore – November 27 – $252
Flight on Scoot, an ultra low-cost carrier (non-stop)
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FLIGHT 5: Singapore to Phuket – December 2 – $75
Flight on Jetstar, an ultra low-cost carrier (non-stop)
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FLIGHT 6: Phuket to Bangkok – December 8 – $37
Flight on Nok Air, an ultra low-cost carrier (non-stop)
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FLIGHT 7: Bangkok to Shanghai – December 13 – $176
Flight on Air Asia, an ultra low-cost carrier (non-stop)
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FLIGHT 8: Shanghai to Vancouver – December 16 – $450
Flight on American Airlines (layover in Los Angeles)
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TOTAL – $1,519 – November 18 to December 16
In about 4 weeks, you’ll have been to 8 countries… and all around the globe: France, Italy, Greece, Singapore, Thailand, China and Canada.
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Here are some photos of the destinations to tempt you even more.
Paris
Milan
Athens
Singapore
Phuket
Bangkok
Shanghai
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Do we have to book our Air flight in pieces or do we have to go through a travel agent? How much will be the taxes approximately?
Hello, welcome to Flytrippers! Just to be clear, we are an online media that only spots good deals, you must book the trip on your own (or with a travel agent maybe, if you want)! Make sure all flights are still at the same price, it’s already been a few days which means some might be more expensive already, flight prices change quickly.
That said, all the flight deals we spot always include all mandatory taxes and fees. What isn’t included are bags, it is for those who want to travel the world cheap. Adding bags would cost hundreds more. Learning to travel light is only hard the first time, you quickly get used to it, especially give how much money you save compared to regular airlines (hundreds of dollars).
BRILLIANT! But as any world traveller, I’ve burned through my vacation time earlier in the year. What can you dream up to get us out of our winters in January or February? I’m hooked.
Hi Kara, welcome to Flytrippers! We understand, winters are the worst! We do these itineraries every month or so, we’ll have one for January for sure this fall 🙂 You can subscribe to our free newsletter to make sure you don’t miss a thing!
What about hotels? Are you offering a variety of hotels in each location matched with the flights or are the pax on their own to find available rooms? Would like to do this trip with Flytrippers but would really like to be offered hotel options in each destination that were prescreened by your company. Thanks!
Hello Julia, welcome to Flytrippers! We are an online media that only spots good deals, you must book the trip on your own. We don’t offer accommodation recommendations for the simple reason that there are so many, many different options in every city (literally thousands) so it really depends on each traveler’s preferences (unlike flights where our expertise in finding the cheap ones really adds value).
In terms of “pre-screening” hotels, your best bet is the thousands of travelers who review hotels on different platforms, that will be a much bigger sample size than our own advice 😉 In the top menu of our site we have a link to our favorite hotel search tools, those will provide you with a lot of comments and opinions on hotels if you wish to go ahead with the trip 🙂
Layover in L.A. is unfortunate.
Why so?