Round the World Economy

Working out how much you want to spend on your round the world airfares can be a tricky balancing act. Here are some things to consider.

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1. In general, the more you spend, the more stops per £ you get. A round the world ticket costing £1,000 might typically only have 4 or 5 stops, whereas one costing £2,000 could easily have a dozen of more stops.
   
   
2. The more you spend, the more your control you have over where your stops are. Using the example above, the range of stops you can choose from on a £1,000 round the world airfare will be much smaller than that of a £2,000 round the world airfare.
   
   
3. Business or first class round the world airfares tend to be much better value on a £ per mile or £ per stop basis than normal return flights in business or first class.
   
   
4. Don’t try to conquer the world in a fortnight. We can put together some fantastic routes with lots and lots of great stops, but if you only have a few weeks, try to stick to a simpler itinerary - it’s hot out there and you need to relax !
   

What is your budget?

• Economy under £1,000 ( including pre-payable taxes and fuel charges )
• Economy £1,001 to £1,250 ( including pre-payable taxes and fuel charges )
• Economy £1,251 to £1,500 ( including pre-payable taxes and fuel charges )
• Economy £1,501 to £1,750 ( including pre-payable taxes and fuel charges )
• Economy £1,751 to £2,000 ( including pre-payable taxes and fuel charges )
• Economy over £2,000 ( including pre-payable taxes and fuel charges )
• Business Class
• First Class