Where can you take a break when flying to Asia?
| Airline |
Stopover destinations |
| American Airline |
Los Angeles, Tokyo, Chicago, Dallas |
| Air Canada |
Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary |
| Eva Airways |
Taipei |
| Air China |
Beijing |
| Emirates |
Dubai |
| China Airlines |
Taipei |
| Cathay Pacific |
Hong Kong |
| Etihad |
Abu Dhabi |
| Japan Airlines |
Tokyo |
| Qatar |
Abu Dhabi |
| Singapore Airlines |
Singapore, Moscow, Tokyo |
| Thai Airways |
Bangkok |
| Virgin Atlantic |
London |
| Jet Airways |
Brussels, Mumbai, Delhi |
Stopovers are usually available when booking a long-haul journey. You may stop over at a destination en-route and pick up a connecting flight to your final destination. A stop over can be limited to either outbound or inbound journeys. The number of stop overs valid for a particular journey is subject to the airline contract.
Charges may apply, depending on the length of your stop over. Depending on the route you choose, you may not always be entitled to a stop over. Unfortunately stop overs can't be booked online, so to add one you'll need to contact our sales division. For more details and to book, please call 01772 386386*.
Why not stop over in Bangkok?
The playground of south-east Asia, Bangkok is an all-out assault on the senses. Colourful, cultural and chaotic, Bangkok also has some of the most serene temples, ancient spirit shrines and first class restaurants, hidden amid the soaring skyscrapers and screaming traffic.