A trip around the world with a single plane ticket can be done. There are several airlines that allow this experience and there are also different prices and possible stops. Let's try to clarify, to understand what to buy and possibly always low cost.
If you are thinking that your only need is to travel, travel and more travel and if you have understood that weekends are no longer enough, if you are looking for a way to save some money and see as many places as possible, I can only recommend a world Tour, perhaps with a ticket RTW, Round the world ticket.
I've heard a lot of guys talking about this way to travel, take a sabbatical and fly away, literally, exploring the world, with half the trip already paid in practice, because if we talk about the world, planes are essential. I've heard a lot about it, I said, but I've never done it, but if I talk about it now there will be a reason. How to do then for travel the world maybe low cost? It is not always easy to choose how and when, which is why I find this system very useful for giving yourself a limited period of time and a limited number of air travels, so as not to get lost and see everything you want.
THE• innovative business organization based on the use of technologies and digitalization of internal and external processes, as well as the active and continued promotion of the services we offer through business development, marketing and communication systems (letter "I" of our logo actually stands for "Innovation"); is the basis of this ticket and this way of traveling. It is not possible to go back once the direction has been chosen. Let me explain better, the ticket is one and is valid for a number of trips based on the ticket chosen, what is most important is that you have to choose a direction. If you decide to fly east you will always have to go east and the last stop must necessarily be the country you have chosen to leave. In fact, if you decide that the first stop of your trip will be Moscow starting from Italy, you will not be able to choose a city like Prague as the second stop. To give an example very close to us and so for the whole world.
How do you actually buy this ticket? Tickets are offered by airline alliances as diverse as SkyTeam, Star Alliance and Oneworld.
SkyTeam
A maximum of 15 stops at which limits are imposed, no more than 5 in Europe, 5 between the United States and Canada, 5 in Australia and 3 in Japan. The minimum of stops is 4, obviously not including the initial airport, so that only 5 airports in the world are touched. Circumnavigating the globe is possible with 19 SkyTeam companies, and over 1.000 destinations.
Star Alliance
Round the World Fare is the ticket proposed by Star Alliance. It offers 16 airlines and covers 139 countries with over 800 destinations. The ticket is available for 29.000 miles, 34.000 miles or 39.000 for a maximum of 15 stops and a minimum of 4 stops, once you have selected the city of departure you will also be offered itineraries already made. The price is around 2.600 euros but to request a quote you will have to do a flight simulation and also enter your passport number.
Oneworld
Unlike other RWTs, it does not have a mileage limit and this is a plus. It allows you to include up to 20 flights across 3, 4, 5 or 6 continents. The ticket price is 1.900 € for those traveling across 3 continents. 2.300 for four continents and so to rise, up to touch 6. The interesting thing is that the simulation of the choice of flights here is much more precise than the first two.
