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March 8, 2026 · FarSerene Editorial Desk

Multi-City Itinerary

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Travel photograph accompanying our guide to building a multi-city itinerary
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Begin with the cities that provide a distinct reason to stop, then test the order against transport time and cost. An open-jaw arrival and departure can remove backtracking. Treat every transfer as part of the day, including station changes, airport buffers, and recovery time.

Add a city only when its experience outweighs the connection it requires. Leave a buffer before long-haul departures and keep at least a few half-days flexible. For a Europe-specific version of this approach, see Multi-City Europe Itinerary.

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