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The Pro’s and Con’s of Buying a RTW Ticket

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En route to Mexico City (photo: Dave Lee)

If you’re planning a trip around the world, a ’round the world ticket (RTW ticket) can help save you time and money.

Keep reading, and we’ll show you how, as well as some of the downsides versus buying flights as you go.

What is a Round the World Ticket?

A ’round the world ticket is a single airline ticket that includes flights to different cities, countries, and continents.

Some travelers prefer to book RTW tickets rather than deal with the hassle of booking flights as they go.

It is a more organized strategy for a long trip, providing a set itinerary and less uncertainty.

An around-the-world ticket can save you money and grant your family the peace of mind of generally knowing where you will be and when.

However, a RTW ticket isn’t for everyone.

For travelers who live by the old saying “schedules are for trains and plans are for architects,” a RTW ticket may feel restrictive.

Having a set itinerary from the get-go isn’t…

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