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Circular flights: leave and come back to the same airport
A circular flight is a trip that starts at your airport, visits two, three or four cities and brings you home. You don't have to stitch loose legs together by hand. It's one loop, and you see one price.
Start from your airport.
What a circular flight means
With an ordinary ticket you go somewhere and come back. A circular trip has more stops, say Bari, Madrid, Lisbon, Bari. Each leg is its own flight, but you plan and compare the trip as one thing.
What sets it apart from a classic multi-city booking is that the start and the end are always the same airport. You park the car once, or take the same train out and back.
Why it works well with low-cost airlines
Low-cost airlines sell every leg on its own. So multi-city loops built from direct flights can come out cheap: the final price is the sum of legs that are each already inexpensive.
The hard part is finding which cities connect well and on which dates the prices line up. That is the job Go4Flights does for you, using prices collected over recent days.
How to use Go4Flights
Pick your home airport and your dates. The Route Builder lets you assemble the loop city by city. The Smart Explorer searches for one on its own across the countries you choose. At the end you see the loop with its total price and go on to book with the airline or partner.
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Frequently asked questions
What is a circular flight?
A trip that starts and ends at the same airport, with at least two cities visited in between. Each leg is a separate flight.
Does a circular trip cost more than a return ticket?
It depends on the legs and the dates. You take more flights, but with low-cost airlines each leg can be cheap. You see the price of the whole loop before booking.
Does Go4Flights sell tickets?
No. It finds and compares the loops, then sends you to the airline or partner site to book.